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by srgmnab

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hai guys!
i am a beginner in network administration. i have win'2003 server with a user name called student. @ sys1 student log in. if student deletes a file, where it will be stored?

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by charliespencer

If the user is logged on to the file server when he deletes the file, it will go into the server's Recycle Bin. If the student is logged on to another machine and access the file via a network share or mapped drive, the file is 'deleted' and isn't 'stored' anywhere except on the backups. The data will still be on the drive and retrievable with third-party utilities if it hasn't been overwritten, but there's nothing the user can do to retrieve it.

by srgmnab

hai
thank you for the information. i have another doubt. when a user log in a client, open a software consider it VB 6.0. it says VB has encountered an problem, it needs to be closed. But in the same client machine, other than the respective user log in. it shows no problem. what is the reason?

by charliespencer

I'm guessing the user has a corrupt local profile. Backup up that user's data, then log in as an administrator and delete the user's profile. Have him log back on and new one will be created automatically.

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