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Temporary profile message when logging into Termina Server
Posted on 2011-03-06
I setup a new user on our 2008 Terminal Server. The user needed to be almost a clone of an existing user. So, I copied the profile from the existing user to the new. However, the new user was experiencing some issues with various programs we use. Someone suggested removing all the profile information from under the /user directory and logging in again. Now, when I login, I get the message "You have been logged on with a temporary profile" I read that registry information could have been left behind, and to clear any reference to the user in the registry, which I did. No luck. I still get this message. I should note this is a new user on our terminal server, but is an established domain user with working email. The user works fine other than logging into the TS. Thank you for any help you can provide.
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I think you might done this, but a double check will cause no harm.
http://www.bauer-power.net/2010/03/temporary-profile-loaded-on-windows.html
Tell me if it helps.
http://www.bauer-power.net/2010/03/temporary-profile-loaded-on-windows.html
Tell me if it helps.
you need to reset all the file permissions of the new profile to the new username
also you need to reset permissions to full control in the users registry to the new username
regedit
select HKEY_USERS
File->Load Hive
select the ntuser.dat from the new users profile, give it a name
reset the permissions on that user profile
unload hive
retry logging in as the user
also you need to reset permissions to full control in the users registry to the new username
regedit
select HKEY_USERS
File->Load Hive
select the ntuser.dat from the new users profile, give it a name
reset the permissions on that user profile
unload hive
retry logging in as the user
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