That's it!
He was a member of the domain guests group!
All is working as it is supposed to. Thanks!
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When a domain user logs in, his domain profile account is created and he can make any changes to it as necessary, setting up e-mail, home page, wallpaper, etc.
When the user logs out, the profile is deleted, all folders and files included.
Have re-installed from scratch, problem still exists.
This is a local profile as we are not useing roaming profiles on our domain.
Windows 7 Pro.
Windows 2003 AD Domain w/server 2008 members.
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by: efusionPosted on 2009-10-19 at 10:58:42ID: 25607440
Two things you might want to check:
- This can be the default behavior if you add the user account to the local 'guests' group. (or if domain users are a part of that group)
- It also happens if you have the "delete user profiles when log off" group policy set.