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Jeff,<br />
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Sorry it took so long to acknowledge your correct answer.<br />
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Thank you for your assistance.<br />
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Regards,<br />
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Craig
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Jeff,

Sorry it took so long to acknowledge your correct answer.

Thank you for your assistance.

Regards,

Craig

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No problem... hope everything worked out for you.<br />
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Jeff<br />
TechSoEasy
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No problem... hope everything worked out for you.

Jeff
TechSoEasy

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I have just installed a new SBS 2003 server. We have about 14 PC's that will connect to the server.<br />
I tried to create one user and connect that user to the server. The users computer is running WinXP Pro and is using the &quot;administrator&quot; account (it was not setup with a separate user name when it was new).<br />
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When I run &quot;connectcomputer&quot; at the workstation I am not able to migrate the administrator profile. I get a message about the folder being marked &quot;do not share&quot; and that I should uncheck that under sharing. I have looked at all the folders under documents and settings (administrator, default user and all users, and their subfolders) and none of them are marked &quot;do not share&quot;.<br />
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How can I connect this computer with the users new name and still maintain their previous settings, favorites, desktop etc?
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I have just installed a new SBS 2003 server. We have about 14 PC's that will connect to the server.
I tried to create one user and connect that user to the server. The users computer is running WinXP Pro and is using the "administrator" account (it was not setup with a separate user name when it was new).

When I run "connectcomputer" at the workstation I am not able to migrate the administrator profile. I get a message about the folder being marked "do not share" and that I should uncheck that under sharing. I have looked at all the folders under documents and settings (administrator, default user and all users, and their subfolders) and none of them are marked "do not share".

How can I connect this computer with the users new name and still maintain their previous settings, favorites, desktop etc?

Problem Connecting Users TO SBS 2003

Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy server).