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by computerdude
Most likely there is more than one computer being logged onto with that user profile. This other computer still has the old profile settings cached and is overwriting the changes you made. It logs off after the PC with the good settings erasing anychanges! I would delete the local copy on all PC's this user logs on to. The next time thay log on it will download the good profile. Profiles are very tricky when using more than one pc to log onto. Even though that is the reason for them.
Hope this helps,
Dave
by computerdude
by aschaffer
by mphoffar
I'm with answer 1 in that they're getting a profile being pushed from somewhere...although it's hard to say from where...maybe a default user profile?
Before you go nuts trying to solve this, I would just move everything in their home folder on the server to a directory somewhere to start with a blank folder and just copy the contents of c:\winnt\profiles\ up to that folder. That way you can at least be certain that both of those are the same (and you don't have to wait for NT to pushit back up)
I would also certainly make sure that they have at a minimum change access to their home folder and possibly reapply the permission to make sure they have it.
Good luck to you.
Mark
by aschaffer
by cavedweller
I have to agree with the first 2 posts. Give them the credit, I just have an observation.
I had a problem where my roaming profile would become so large that it would exceed its quota and I had to clean up files before I could logoff. I found the culprits, 2 ~500K index files in my history folders. So I deleted them. I use quite a number of machines and had the same problem on each. The files I had deleted would come back. I finally had to go to every machine I had used, log in, and delete the files locally - even though they were in my roaming profile! It took about a week to complete. Every time I logged in to any machine I had to check and delete the files if they were present or they would "poisen" my profile and they would re-appear anywhere I logged in.
by aschaffer
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