When i logging in any computer through roaming profile, my profile coped
to
local computer. I don't want to copy my profile to local computer. what
can i
do for this problem.
Don't logon?
Seriously, this is expected behaviour. Profiles are *always* local while
in use.
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Steve Foster [SBS MVP]
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Re: Default desktop for everyone ... >>> I installed WinXP Pro for the first time.... >>> off and log back on to the local computer,... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.setup_deployment)
Re: Can a domain user login be changed and not affect workstation profile? ... been using her login, since the workstation is set up how I like it. ... Can I do something like that and retain the profile on the ... part of the administrators group for the local computer.... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
