RE: Connect Computer with Windows Vista Business

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Hello Richard,

Thanks for posting in our newsgroup.

From your description, I know that when you join Vista machine to SBS, you
get the error:

The error is one of the generic errors:
The following user settings are private:
-Username

If that's not right, please don't hesitate to let me know.

Based on my search, the problem is caused by some files in the user
profile, we need to check the SBSNetSetup.log to Identify which file is
causing this problem.

More info:

"The following user settings are private" error message when you try to
migrate a user's profile to Windows Small Business Server 2003
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=886210

Please send the following file on Vista machine to v-robeli@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
with subject: 40073317-Connect Computer with Windows Vista Business.

%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Windows Small Business Server\Clients\
SBSNetSetup.log

I am looking forward to hear from you.

If you need further assistance, please don't hesitate to let me know.

Best regards,

Robert Li(MSFT)

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<Richard,
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<My advise is don't use the wizard to try and connect this computer.
<
<I added two Vista laptops to my SBS 2003 domain and did it the old
fashioned
<way (joining them to the domain, etc). The only issue I experienced was a
<roaming profile one whereby the roaming profiles of Vista are a different
<version than XP and some additional config was required. Fixable though.
<
<
<"Richard Young" wrote:
<
<> I am having trouble using the connect computer wizard on a specific
Windows
<> Vista Business computer.
<>
<> I have downloaded the KB930955 and installed this hotfix to the computer
in
<> question before trying to join the computer to the domain of the SBS
2003
<> server.
<>
<> The error is one of the generic errors:
<> The following user settings are private:
<> -Username
<>
<> Client Setup cannot migrate private user settings. On computers running
<> Windows XP Professional you can make these settings public and migrate
them
<> as follows:
<> Blah blah Blah....
<>
<> On a Windows XP machine you can go to the properties of the user's
profile
<> in question and under the sharing tab check the box to make the user's
files
<> private and apply and then uncheck the box and apply again.
<>
<> In Windows Vista this checkbox does not exist in the same place.
<>
<> When I look at the properties of the user's profile and click on the
sharing
<> tab I noticed that the Share button is greyed out and cannot be selected.
<>
<> Does anyone know where I can force this same settings on all
<> files/subfolders of the user's profile in Windows Vista Business?
<>
<> Thanks!!
<> --
<> __________________________
<> Richard Young, SBSC, CNE
<> http://www.relyonit.com
<>
<

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