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I would try copying the local profile to the domain account again and make sure that the domain account is 'permitted to use' the local profile.
I had a similar problem happen to me because the local user profile was from a user in the 'administrators' group and my domain account was in the 'users' group. The 'users' group didnt have permission to some of the applications (won't run like you). So I had to copy the local profile to my domain account again and set the 'permitted to use' to allow the 'users' group access to the local profile.
Hope this helps some?
by adeal
by drdon
We have found that a Domain Account is usually more restrictive. Several pieces of software install to the USER not the machine. We have created a domain group for a special application that requires local administrator access as it makes network setting changes from a Novell server. The Domain group is then placed in the local admin group so it will work.
If a normal user "Power User" can operate the app, grant the domain account access to the User group and try it.
by adeal
by adeal
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