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For that, you're better off keeping everything the same. Only use this product:<br><br><a href="https://www.faronics.com/en-uk/products/deep-freeze/standard" rel="ugc">https://www.faronics.com/en-uk/products/deep-freeze/standard</a><br><br>The lab PC's will always be exactly the same after reboot, saving you lots of headaches.
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For that, you're better off keeping everything the same. Only use this product:

https://www.faronics.com/en-uk/products/deep-freeze/standard [https://www.faronics.com/en-uk/products/deep-freeze/standard]

The lab PC's will always be exactly the same after reboot, saving you lots of headaches.

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I thought about using this program but I wanted to make sure if there is built in solution in windows or active driectory.<br><br>
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I thought about using this program but I wanted to make sure if there is built in solution in windows or active driectory.



arnold

Very Junior System Administrator

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Being a guest won't cause the profile to not save.
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Being a guest won't cause the profile to not save.

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the user forthe purpose of the lab need to have the ability to store some documents?<br />
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You could use GPO to restrict profile size &nbsp;potentially you are using roaming profile<br />
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The authenticated user treated as guest,...<br />
Look at user GPO restrictions on what storage resources are available to them. You could ...<br />
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You could have a process that deletes user profiles on the system nightly<br />
The issue, each login will be seen as new, taking as long as needed to setup.
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the user forthe purpose of the lab need to have the ability to store some documents?

You could use GPO to restrict profile size  potentially you are using roaming profile

The authenticated user treated as guest,...
Look at user GPO restrictions on what storage resources are available to them. You could ...

You could have a process that deletes user profiles on the system nightly
The issue, each login will be seen as new, taking as long as needed to setup.

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Mandatory profiles!<br>I've never known about that!<br>Thank you man
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Mandatory profiles!
I've never known about that!
Thank you man

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<p>Hello IT people :)</p><p><br></p><p>How to set domain users in active direcory as guests in windows 10?</p><p>Let me describe the senario, I work in a school, and we have labs with computers. The students login to the computers with their AD user. I want each time the user login to the computer as guest so windows doesn't keep his info and cache.</p><p><br></p><p>Is that possible?</p>
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Hello IT people :)
How to set domain users in active direcory as guests in windows 10?
Let me describe the senario, I work in a school, and we have labs with computers. The students login to the computers with their AD user. I want each time the user login to the computer as guest so windows doesn't keep his info and cache.
Is that possible?

How to set domain users as guests in windows 10?

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