title: Can I create a AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY with an IAM user?
body: <p>When logged in as root, I visted the "My Security Credentials" tab in order to create the Access Key ID and Key. I see a big message that states:</p>
  
  <blockquote>
    <p>As described in a previous announcement, you cannot retrieve the
    existing secret access keys for your AWS root account, though you can
    still create a new root access key at any time. As a best practice, we
    recommend creating an IAM user that has access keys rather than
    relying on root access keys.</p>
  </blockquote>
  
  <p>Fine, so I create an IAM Group with Administrative Privilege and then I create an IAM User and add the IAM User to the Group. Then I log in as the IAM User. Then I visit 'My Security Credentials'. But this time there is no screen allowing me to create a new Access Key. Instead it just allows me to change my password. So how am I supposed to create the Access ID and Key as an IAM User?</p>