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I have a Terminal server (member server) on a Win2K domain. &nbsp;I have created a new Terminal server user, but get the following message when I try to log them on to the server directly:<br />
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&quot;Windows cannot log you on because the profile cannot be loaded&quot;<br />
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The user does have the local security right to logon to the server. &nbsp;I have checked the permissions on the docs and setting folder and these look OK, but the user profile has not been created.<br />
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I have a Terminal server (member server) on a Win2K domain.  I have created a new Terminal server user, but get the following message when I try to log them on to the server directly:

"Windows cannot log you on because the profile cannot be loaded"

The user does have the local security right to logon to the server.  I have checked the permissions on the docs and setting folder and these look OK, but the user profile has not been created.



Can't Logon...

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