http://tinyurl.com/yubuh5
Continuing from the above problem.
Local User is named [b]User1[/b]
Network user is named [b]User1Z[/b]
In the midst of trying to fix this, I have discovered the following:
– changing the Local User from [b]User1[/b] to [b]User1Z[/b] was NOT what fixed the admin rights…it was when I deleted the path from the “Home Path” on the network profile.
– admin rights are still working even now that the Local user is renamed back to [b]User1[/b]
– There are 2 folders in Documents and Settings 1 named [b]User1[/b] and 1 named [b]User1Z[/b] They are intimately connected in that [b]User1Z[/b] contains the actual “My Documents” folder and [b]User1[/b] contains a folder called “User1Zs documents” instead of the “My Documents” folder. It’s contents are an exact mirror of the My Doc folder in [b]User1Z[/b]
– the logon still hangs for 2 minutes
I’m just wondering if it would just be easier to copy the contents of the My Docs folder, and the Outlook profile and redo the whole computer and network setup from scratch.
Ideas?