Thank you for this enlightenment. I've other question but I'll create
another topic to keep things clear.
Tim Johnson a écrit :
> Actually I that's the normal behavior. The TEMP environment variable is
> loaded by your user profile, but %TEMP% points to %WINDIR%\TEMP by default
> if it isn't set
Actually I that's the normal behavior. The TEMP environment variable is
loaded by your user profile, but %TEMP% points to %WINDIR%\TEMP by default
if it isn't set explicitly. You can test this by running 'runas /noprofile
/user:some_user cmd', %TEMP% will point to %WINDIR%\TEMP. Whatever script
No it is not, it is a fresh installed XP, and the same problem occurs on
undreds of machines running XP and 2k. But I forgot to precise that once
the session is opened and the desktop is completely loaded, %TEMP%
points to the correct directory (C:\Doc & Settings\\...\temp).
This strange behavi
le dahut wrote:
> I've a strange behavior with windows XP, %TEMP% points to %WINDIR%\TEMP
> instead of "C:\Documents and Settings\\Local Settings\Temp" at
> logon time. Since I have a program that uses temp files it can write
> there when a non-admin user logs on so it failed with traceback etc.
Hello,
I've a strange behavior with windows XP, %TEMP% points to %WINDIR%\TEMP
instead of "C:\Documents and Settings\\Local Settings\Temp" at
logon time. Since I have a program that uses temp files it can write
there when a non-admin user logs on so it failed with traceback etc.
Why ? Is there
