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server user profile damaged, can not connect to MS server 2003 SBS
This happened at about 1:30 today, a eithernet switch went out so i could not connect, but when I got here and changed out the switch., I could ping but not connect.
When I restart the server it uses a generic profile.
APPLICATION EVENTS:
1:17:48 PM - this event fired
Windows cannot access the file gpt.ini for GPO %1. The file must be present at the location <%2>. (%3). Group Policy processing aborted
12:36:31PM this is the last event before the above.
Security policy in the group policy objects has been applied successfully
My tech is on vacation, what should I do, I sse somthing about replacing the ntuser.dat,
When I restart the server it uses a generic profile.
APPLICATION EVENTS:
1:17:48 PM - this event fired
Windows cannot access the file gpt.ini for GPO %1. The file must be present at the location <%2>. (%3). Group Policy processing aborted
12:36:31PM this is the last event before the above.
Security policy in the group policy objects has been applied successfully
My tech is on vacation, what should I do, I sse somthing about replacing the ntuser.dat,
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"When I restart the server it uses a generic profile."
Profile was probably corrupted in the shutdown. If it created a profile named Docs and Settings\UserID.DOMAIN, reboot the machine, and rename them both to ""-old. That way you can log back in, and it will build the profile under the proper name. Then just move the files over as needed. Shouldnt be too much under the user profile, being as this is a server....
Profile was probably corrupted in the shutdown. If it created a profile named Docs and Settings\UserID.DOMAIN, reboot the machine, and rename them both to ""-old. That way you can log back in, and it will build the profile under the proper name. Then just move the files over as needed. Shouldnt be too much under the user profile, being as this is a server....
John6767 you stated;
Docs and Settings\UserID.DOMAIN rename them both....
I am logged in as Administrator, I searched for NtUser.dat and found 2 current ones;
the NtUser.dat that in in e C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\ is 3840 kb,
dated today at 6:14PM
I see the same file in the C:\Documents and Settings\Temp @ 6:33 Pm 512 KB
But nothing administrator.domain, So do I rename the the 2 above files?
Thank you for your quick response!
Docs and Settings\UserID.DOMAIN rename them both....
I am logged in as Administrator, I searched for NtUser.dat and found 2 current ones;
the NtUser.dat that in in e C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\ is 3840 kb,
dated today at 6:14PM
I see the same file in the C:\Documents and Settings\Temp @ 6:33 Pm 512 KB
But nothing administrator.domain, So do I rename the the 2 above files?
Thank you for your quick response!
No, just rename "C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\" as the TEMP will delete itself on logout. Or it should at least, if not, it can be deleted once you make sure nothing got saved on the desktop etc....
Might need to reboot the server, as you cannot rename it logged in as Administrator, unless you are still logged in under TEMP.
Start>run>cmd
set u
USERPROFILE=
If it shows TEMP, try to rename the other one. Once it is renamed, login again, and see if you still are under TEMP, or Docs and Sett\Administrator
Might need to reboot the server, as you cannot rename it logged in as Administrator, unless you are still logged in under TEMP.
Start>run>cmd
set u
USERPROFILE=
If it shows TEMP, try to rename the other one. Once it is renamed, login again, and see if you still are under TEMP, or Docs and Sett\Administrator
Johnb6767,
I can rename the Administrator, but now I have an Administrator.Domain that I can not rename even though I am and no one else is logged in.
I am Logged in with a full admin user of a different name.
any ideas?
Thank you mdlp
I can rename the Administrator, but now I have an Administrator.Domain that I can not rename even though I am and no one else is logged in.
I am Logged in with a full admin user of a different name.
any ideas?
Thank you mdlp
Profile must be locked. Reboot and retry? Leave it at a network logon prompt (no console logon), and rename it across the network if you can....
I can not access the network from any of the the workstations, I can ping the server but if I try to \\domain, \\domain\share or \\ip address it reports "the network path was not found".
I am sorry that I have restarted; it is the same, no deletion, and as stated before I can not contact the server from ant work station.
Think you have some deeper issues.....
Did you get into the normal profile? under Administrator? And just cant delete the Administartor.domain?
Did you get into the normal profile? under Administrator? And just cant delete the Administartor.domain?
Yes, John the deeper issue is called Symantec anti virus, on some servers we have, the network threat protection causes havoc, and this is one of them, that is what caused the no connection issue. So I suppose at the user name change and the re-start, it re-enabled itself Arrrrrg.
Yes as for the administrator.domain will not delete but this server is slated to be changed out and it seems that now everything is working even with that user. I will try to go to safe mode and delete or the repair console if need be, but hopefully this will expedite the new server and we will not have to deal with it. So if I could, I would give more than the 500 point, because you deserve it!
Yes as for the administrator.domain will not delete but this server is slated to be changed out and it seems that now everything is working even with that user. I will try to go to safe mode and delete or the repair console if need be, but hopefully this will expedite the new server and we will not have to deal with it. So if I could, I would give more than the 500 point, because you deserve it!
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