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When I login and logoff I get a ntuser.ini file nothing else.
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Oh - i missed this part &quot;Hide protected operating system files&quot; once I deselected that the ntuser.dat files are there! <br />
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Thanks!!
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Hi,<br />
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I have copied a users profile in vista with the copy to command found by going to Computer -&gt; right click properties -&gt; Advanced System Settings -&gt; user profile -&gt; settings -&gt; copy to.<br />
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This seems to be successful because when a user logs into their profile it is now roaming. Now I want to make a mandatory roaming profile so I should simply change ntuser.dat to ntuser.man. The problem is I cannot find ntuser.dat, only ntuser.dat.LOG and ntuser.ini.<br />
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Why do I not have any ntuser.dat files? I have also done a search and only ntuser.dat.LOG and ntuser.ini are found.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
waffe &nbsp;
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Hi,

I have copied a users profile in vista with the copy to command found by going to Computer -> right click properties -> Advanced System Settings -> user profile -> settings -> copy to.

This seems to be successful because when a user logs into their profile it is now roaming. Now I want to make a mandatory roaming profile so I should simply change ntuser.dat to ntuser.man. The problem is I cannot find ntuser.dat, only ntuser.dat.LOG and ntuser.ini.

Why do I not have any ntuser.dat files? I have also done a search and only ntuser.dat.LOG and ntuser.ini are found.

Thanks,
waffe  

When I login and logoff I get a ntuser.ini file nothing else.

Oh - i missed this part &quot;Hide protected operating system files&quot; once I deselected that the ntuser.dat files are there! 

Thanks!!

Trying to make mandatory profile but I can&#39;t find ntuser.dat only ntuser.dat.LOG

Hi,

I have copied a users profile in vista with the copy to command found by going to Computer -&gt; right click properties -&gt; Advanced System Settings -&gt; user profile -&gt; settings -&gt; copy to.

This seems to be successful because when a user logs into their profile it is now roaming. Now I want to make a mandatory roaming profile so I should simply change ntuser.dat to ntuser.man. The problem is I cannot find ntuser.dat, only ntuser.dat.LOG and ntuser.ini.

Why do I not have any ntuser.dat files? I have also done a search and only ntuser.dat.LOG and ntuser.ini are found.

Thanks,
waffe  

Trying to make mandatory profile but I can't find ntuser.dat only ntuser.dat.LOG

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