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Administrator.000 is your local profile.<br />
Administrator is your domain profile.<br />
If you use roaming profiles, then a .00x profile is created if ever roaming profiles cannot be downloaded.<br />
You can get round this by making sure you always log onto the domain adminstrator account, and install all programs using this one.<br />

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Administrator.000 is your local profile.
Administrator is your domain profile.
If you use roaming profiles, then a .00x profile is created if ever roaming profiles cannot be downloaded.
You can get round this by making sure you always log onto the domain adminstrator account, and install all programs using this one.


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I do login onto the local adminstrator account but still the Administrator.000 is the profile used by NT
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I do login onto the local adminstrator account but still the Administrator.000 is the profile used by NT

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I am running NT4.0 workstation.. I don't know why but i got a profile named Administrator.000 in the profile directory where the Administrator profile exist.. i can't change back to the original profile..causing some applications not to run..same thing happened to NT 4.0 Server... Any ideas?
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I am running NT4.0 workstation.. I don't know why but i got a profile named Administrator.000 in the profile directory where the Administrator profile exist.. i can't change back to the original profile..causing some applications not to run..same thing happened to NT 4.0 Server... Any ideas?

NT 4.0 Work/Serv Administrator.000 Profile

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