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02-09-2007
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| | Logon Credentials I have installed Vista Ultimate on a laptop for a network test machine. The laptop is part of a W2K3 Domain and I am a member of the domain admin group. My problem is this: Whenever I install a new application or hardware that requires a reboot, when I login on the machine, I am assigned a new user profile and loose information in my previous profile. i.e. I am logged in as username>@mydomain.com and my profile is held in C:\Users\<username>.mydomain. When then reboot is finsihed and I logon again, I am recognized as a new user and now my info is stored in C:\Users\ <username>.mydomain.000. ( I am now up to ...001 and also have a "<username>~1~myd" directory. (The names have been changed to protect the guilty). So, What goes? anyone got a clue? |
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