Re: Extra User Folders/Profiles

Thanks for the response, David. I guess I was a little unclear. This
is a domain controller server machine (Windows 2000 Server SP4). Only
two users log on to it and both login to the domain. The two users
are Administrator and Backup. I would like to get rid of the
seemingly unused "administrator" folders and get Administrator to use
the "Administrator" folder instead of the "Administrator.SRVR1"
folder. Can this be done? Tnx!



On Wed, 21 Sep 2005 22:08:05 -0600, "Dave Patrick"
<DSPatrick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>This is normal and expected behavior. On a newly-joined-to-the-domain PC if
>you logon to the pc first, then to the domain you would end up with two
>profiles.
>%username%
>and
>%username%.%userdomain%
>Else if you logon to the domain first, then to the pc you would end up with
>%username%
>and
>%username%.%computername%

--
Bob Felton
.

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