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09-22-2009
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| | Change User Account Type Hi, Does anyone know how to programmatically (VBScript and PowerShell) change an account type from roaming to local? The equivalent of System Tool > Advanced > User Profiles > Account Name > Change Type. Pete |
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09-29-2009
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| | Re: Change User Account Type All Found solution: In each user key in SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList there is SubKey - Preference. Set DWORD entry UserPreference to 0 Pete "Pete Gomersall" <pete.gomersall@newsgroup> wrote in message news:urZd6e6OKHA.1796@newsgroup Quote: > Hi, > Does anyone know how to programmatically (VBScript and PowerShell) change > an > account type from roaming to local? > The equivalent of System Tool > Advanced > User Profiles > Account Name > > Change Type. > Pete > > |
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