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are these local or domain accounts?<br />
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do they use a roaming profile?<br />
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temporaryily disable (move) their roaming profile.<br />
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then ask them to login again and check?<br />
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if local users, do the same, move (disable) profile.
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did you change the network port?
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This is a domain account but we don't use roaming profiles. &nbsp;<br />
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They are still on the same network port.<br />
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okay, disable his profile. and ask him to re-login.
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did you try connecting him to another network port?
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Tried another network port but no joy.<br />
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A have a problem whereby the blue screen of death is seemingly following one domain user. &nbsp;<br />
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I have replaced their lap top twice but they still seem to get the blue screen several times a day at least and have to restart. &nbsp;Any ideas what could cause this? &nbsp;Other users who use these lap tops are not affected.
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A have a problem whereby the blue screen of death is seemingly following one domain user.  

I have replaced their lap top twice but they still seem to get the blue screen several times a day at least and have to restart.  Any ideas what could cause this?  Other users who use these lap tops are not affected.

are these local or domain accounts?

do they use a roaming profile?

temporaryily disable (move) their roaming profile.

then ask them to login again and check?

if local users, do the same, move (disable) profile.

This is a domain account but we don&#39;t use roaming profiles.  

They are still on the same network port.



okay, disable his profile. and ask him to re-login.

did you try connecting him to another network port?

Tried another network port but no joy.



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