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A software program on the terminal server is doing a call to a website to view some images... it works for everyone that logs onto the terminal server except for one user. &nbsp;It brings up MY Computer &nbsp;and all drive icons under my computer on the network... I have tried to clear cookies on her session, and it still displays this... any suggestions on how to fix this? &nbsp;Do I wipe out her TS profile or just the cookies?
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A software program on the terminal server is doing a call to a website to view some images... it works for everyone that logs onto the terminal server except for one user.  It brings up MY Computer  and all drive icons under my computer on the network... I have tried to clear cookies on her session, and it still displays this... any suggestions on how to fix this?  Do I wipe out her TS profile or just the cookies?

W2K terminal server profile cookies

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