Re: User login problem
From: Pegasus \(MVP\) (I.can_at_fly.com)
Date: 02/26/04
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Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2004 22:31:10 +1100
<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> >I would rename the user's profile folder, to force a new
> profile to be created.
>
> As I mentioned in my original post, I have already done
> that. It worked fine on the first login. Rebooting the
> machine and logging in again made the problem reappear.
So you did, and I missed it when I read your post. Since
all other users can log in successfully, there may be something
wrong with your user's account at domain level. I would now
modify the login script like so:
@echo off off
if "%Username%"=="JSmith" echo on
. . .
. . .
if "%Username%"=="JSmith" pause
This would allow you to see which command hangs the
login script.
As an alternative, you could do this:
@echo off
if "%Username%"=="JSmith" goto :eof
This will skip the logon script for JSmith. You can
now start a command prompt and do this:
copy \\YourServer\Netlogon\Netlogon.bat c:\temp
Now remove the @echo off command from the
local logon script, and execute it manually.
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