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03-15-2007
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| Guest | Recovering a user profile If you have a local user profile that was disconnected from the user's logon account, how can you tell Vista to point the logon account back to the original user profile? To do that in XP, you would change the ProfileImagePath to the original profile folder and then make sure the user had appropriate permissions to the folder. But that doesn't work in Vista. What else does Vista need to point back to the original profile? Note that the goal is programmatic control, so I need to understand how Vista finds and verifies the profile. Any pointers? |
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03-16-2007
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| Guest | Re: Recovering a user profile On Mar 15, 10:23 am, andre...@gmail.com wrote: > If you have a local user profile that was disconnected from the user's > logon account, [...] ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ What does that mean, "disconnected from the user's logon account"? |
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