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by grosero

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Hello, Everybody

I have the following scenario Windows 2K Sp2 and a Windows NT Server 4.0 Sp6 acting as a PDC.

When I log in with a regular user account into the domain pops up a window wiith the following message "You do not have permission to access your central profile located at \\lhs_server\profiles\student. Contact your network administrator."
Then another window pops up with the following message "Windows cannot find the local profile and is logging you on with a temporary profile. Changes you make to this profile will be lost when you log off."

The profiles folder has Full Control shared permission.
Full Control Administrators and Change Domain Users for NTFS permissions.

I applied FC to Domain Users and I am still having ther problem.

Any idea?
Thank you very much for ur cooperation.
GR

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by y_rihani

is your windows2k computer member in the NT4.0 domain? it is not clear if you are trying to log on from your NT or your 2k computer

by pete.cook

I have encountered this a couple of times, the most common cause is that the client machine doesn't have enough free space on the system partition or the registry is too small. In the environment where I work, deleting all the local profiles generated when users log on has helped.
However, it could also be to do with the permissions of the profiles folder. Knowledge base recommends that the EVERYONE group also has Full Control to load the profile.
The last option could be a corrupt profile, try to create a new one.
Look at Knowledge base article 185198.
Hope it helps, Pete.

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