'Show Members' for default All Users Collection (SMS00002) shows nothing

In the SCCM 2012 AdminUI, for \Assets and Compliance\Overview\Users, I can press <F5> to refresh and the list of users looks correct (because I have User Discovery enabled).
For \Assets and Compliance\Overview\User Collections, I see the three default collections:
 All User Groups
 All Users
 All Users and User Groups
If I click on any one of these collections to 'Show Members', the AdminUI doesn't appear to do anything.
The CollEval.Log and SMSProv.Log do not show any errors.
The local SmsAdminUI.Log only shows this one entry for each attempt to show members that I make:
  [1, PID:2076][09/15/2012 10:18:55] :Disposed ResultObject was passed to update delegate, ignoring but refresh operation may not complete correctly

I inspected the default user collections and they show zero for 'Member Count':
  All Users
  Summary
  ..........................................
  Name:    All Users
  Update Time:   9/15/2012 4:00 AM
  Member Count:   0
  Members Visible on Site: 606
  Referenced Collections: 0
  Comment:    All Users
  
  All User Groups
  Summary
  ..........................................
  Name:    All User Groups
  Update Time:   9/15/2012 4:00 AM
  Member Count:   0
  Members Visible on Site: 21
  Referenced Collections: 0
  Comment:    All User Groups - Contains data from Active Directory Group Discovery.
  
  All Users and User Groups
  Summary
  ..........................................
  Name:    All Users and USer Groups
  Update Time:   9/15/2012 4:00 AM
  Member Count:   0
  Members Visible on Site: 627
  Referenced Collections: 0
  Comment:    All Users and User Groups

What am I forgetting to do?

Is it simply timing?

Your last Update Time for 'all users and user groups' and 'All users' collections was at 4 am today 9/15.

You are looking at them at 10:18am -- [1, PID:2076][09/15/2012 10:18:55]

If your user discovery was enabled AFTER 4 a.m. today; there was nothing to update at 4 a.m.; so based on the last update time--there wasn't anything there at that time.

Instead of just refreshing, right-click and Update the collection.  Watch your logs, and then refresh once the colleval.log is done updating the collections. 

Oh, and start with "All Users and User Groups".  the "All Users" one depends on the first one (limit to).

I restarted the AdminUI and tried again. The user collections are now populated. I was able to deploy an application to the 'Intel Services' collection, and I verified I could see the app in the client's Software Center. When I checked the SmsAdminUI.Log, I had one of these for each refresh attempt:

[1, PID:11756][09/15/2012 18:06:36] :SecurityVerbs not found, using full rights. This is often caused by configuring permissions against actions for objects that do not support SecurityVerbs.\r\nSystem.Management.ManagementException\r\nNot found \r\n

     at System.Management.ManagementException.ThrowWithExtendedInfo(ManagementStatus errorCode) at System.Management.QualifierData.RefreshQualifierInfo() at System.Management.QualifierDataCollection.get_Item(String qualifierName) at System.Management.ManagementBaseObject.GetQualifierValue(String qualifierName) at Microsoft.ConfigurationManagement.ManagementProvider.WqlQueryEngine.WqlResultObject.get_SecurityVerbs()\r\nManagementException details:

But, the 'Member Count' for all User-type collections is still showing '0'. The Device-type collections appear to show meaningful values for 'Member Count'. How exactly is the user collection 'Member Count' supposed to increment (seeing that a user is not assigned to a site the way that a device is - to my knowledge).

I ran this SQL Query:

SELECT [CollectionID]
      ,[SiteID]
      ,[CollectionName]
      ,[ResultTableName]
      ,[CollectionType]
      ,[LimitToCollectionID]
      ,[IsReferenceCollection]
      ,[LimitToCollectionName]
      ,[MemberCount]
      ,[LocalMemberCount]
 FROM [CM_P01].[dbo].[vCollections]
 where [IsBuiltIn] = 1 and [CollectionType] = 1
 order by [CollectionName]

Results:

• Edited by TerryWa Sunday, September 16, 2012 4:49 PM

Yes, I know this is an old post, but Im trying to clean them up. Did you solve this problem, if so what was the solution?

I do not have a repro of this issue in my current configuration which is SCCM 2012 R2 (v5.0.7958.1401).  The issue appears to be 'gone'.