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Asked by philtukey in New Internet Users, New Computer Users, Active Directory
I have a user who is setup as a domain user on our network. This user cannot open Outlook no matter what PC she is signed into, if she is a local power user, or restricted user. I have tried on 2 PC's with the same result. However if I give her local admin privileges she can sue Outlook and office, and if I sign in as a test user on the domain with the same privileges I can open Outlook and every other app as a local power user.
I have removed her profile folder from C:\Documents and settings\, I have also remove her user account from the local PC. I read an article that talked about making some minor changes to HKey_Users\ , ie deleting the folders that in that directory. I could not delete them.
Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
20091021-EE-VQP-81 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625
