Keith Lynn wrote:
What are the implications of locking the ntuser.dat file on the user's
server profile? That is, if I make the ntuser.dat file read-only, what
affects will that have on the client?
The follwoing is worth what you paid for it. Maybe.
The client machine will fuss when the user
Hmmm...well ntuser.dat is the registry hive that is loaded into
HKEY_CURRENT_USER for each user. So..you are making the
HKEY_CURRENT_USER registry hive read only? I am guessing that a user
wouldn't be able to add printers, customize desktop, etc. However if
any application wanted to write to
On Tue, Feb 06, 2007 at 01:42:07PM -0600, Keith Lynn wrote:
What are the implications of locking the ntuser.dat file on the user's
server profile? That is, if I make the ntuser.dat file read-only, what
affects will that have on the client?
When a user logs in and doesn't have a local profile
Hiya, I have never tried to copy the NTUSER.DAT file before but if i would
need to i would go about it by either using the recovery console, by
putting the drive in another windows pc or by using the ntfs fs module on
linux.
Have you tired any of these methods ?
Matt.
I am attempting to get a
: Monday, March 20, 2006 11:09 AM
To: samba@lists.samba.org
Subject: Re: [Samba] NTUSER.DAT
Hiya, I have never tried to copy the NTUSER.DAT file before but if i would
need to i would go about it by either using the recovery console, by
putting the drive in another windows pc or by using the ntfs fs
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Ludwig Meyerhoff wrote:
Now, at the day 0 after reinstall, the users cannot work. The
user's settings on the Windows 2k Professional machines are not
adopted. They all have their desktops and own documents, but the
keyboard settings and
