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Was using NT workstation with roaming profile. Upgraded to Windows 2000 but it is not pulling the roaming profile. It keeps using the local, is there a way to force it to use my roaming?
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by naamor
You can try deleting the local profile. This should force the WS to go to the network for the roaming profile.
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by mikel~t
If you haven't specified a roaming profile for the domain account to use, when the user attempts to logon to any domain computer, the computer will create a local policy on each computer.
Check the user account properties for the domain user, and make sure that the profile path has been defined, and the user has access privileges.
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Mike
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by william jay
Create the read/write share on the server, then on the local machine, logged in as administrator, set that users' Profile Path to the share ...
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by norbert
Make sure your PC's are setup to access the Domain. Then when loggin on make sure you select the domain that you want to log onto.
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