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Hi....
I have trouble in win 2000. When I log on using my accounts, then I tried to run office photodraw 2000, then suddenly my network connection become busy, I see this in the icon. So it takes 5 minutes to run photodraw. I use roaming profiles. I think my profile had something wrong, because when i log use another account, there's no problem.
thank's
hendrawan widjaya
I have trouble in win 2000. When I log on using my accounts, then I tried to run office photodraw 2000, then suddenly my network connection become busy, I see this in the icon. So it takes 5 minutes to run photodraw. I use roaming profiles. I think my profile had something wrong, because when i log use another account, there's no problem.
thank's
hendrawan widjaya
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Hi..
I had tried to create a new profile, but it didn't work...Is there another solution....??
thank's
I had tried to create a new profile, but it didn't work...Is there another solution....??
thank's
You might be able to try this.
Right-click on My Computer and Choose Properties
Click on the Profiles tab.
Choose the profile that works and choose "copy to"
Navigate to "c:\documents and settings\default user" and choose OK
Press the Change permitted to use to everyone and choose ok.
This will overwrite the default profile on the local machine.
Now delete the profile you were having problems with and log off.
Now log on with the user you were you having trouble with and you will inherit the good Default user profile.
I hope this helps.
Right-click on My Computer and Choose Properties
Click on the Profiles tab.
Choose the profile that works and choose "copy to"
Navigate to "c:\documents and settings\default user" and choose OK
Press the Change permitted to use to everyone and choose ok.
This will overwrite the default profile on the local machine.
Now delete the profile you were having problems with and log off.
Now log on with the user you were you having trouble with and you will inherit the good Default user profile.
I hope this helps.
Is this account on your own network or a network that has a system administrator? If so and they are using active directory - the administrator will have to fix your profile problem.
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Hi..
Thank's for your help...:)
Hendrawan
Thank's for your help...:)
Hendrawan