Summary: Hi everyone. I work in an elementary school and we're having a bit of a problem. Our mandatory profiles work to a certain point. I have XP users au...
Summary: We have the same problem here with our mandatory profiles and are beginning to see some problems on our roaming profiles. This started early in the y...
Summary: Hi, I am trying to setup a mandatory profile on my Win2000 Server Domain controller(Win2000Pro and WinXPpro client computers) for a certain group of u...
Summary: I wanted to set up mandatory profiles on Win 2000 (Professional and TS), but I am having issues with creating Exchange profiles for Outlook XP. I kno...
Summary: I have a Windows 2000 roaming mandatory profile and a Windows XP roaming mandatory profile. Is it possible to make these profiles both accessible to ...
Summary: Hi, Anyone knows how to setup multiple mandatory profiles in win2k domain? I have several different computer classes and I want users to have differe...
Summary: We have been using a mandatory profile at our company that applied to certain users on Win NT 4.0 systems, and they worked fine. Now we are adding Win...
Summary: I have an environment where I dual boot PC workstations with W2K and XP. I have a NT4 PDC and 2 NT4 BDC's. The BDC's use DHCP, NAT, and routing, so ...
Summary: Hi. We just set up a new 2000 server running AD. We have all 2000 workstations. We are trying to set up a mandatory profile to give us common deskto...
Summary: I'm running 2 W2k Domain controllers. I created a mandatory profile shared by usr1 and usr2. When I tried to login as usr2, in one of the Domain cont...
Summary: hi i am trying to make a mandatory profile, which means i wanted to change NTUSER.DAT to .MAN in a systems which uses w2k as server, but from the serv...
Summary: I work with a windows 2000 domain. I made a shared path on the Domain controller with the name Userprofiles. I've shared this directory to everybody...
Summary: Hi, can anyone tell me what I need to do to delete domain user profile off XP machinese through windows 2000 AD when they log off? I have about 50 xp ...
Summary: Hi all, I kind of restored my system to factory defaults. Have XP home now. Want to get 2k server and XP Pro installed. Do I need to have win 2k boot...
Summary: Unless you choose to have a mandatory profile and make everyone an admin of the local machine I don't think you can make a 2000 client into a 98 box. ...
Summary: Basic peer-to-peer networking with 2K and XP: Same workgroup name on both machines, very important. Different computer names for both, also important....
Summary: As I was just asked for my "fix"for this I thought I wouldpost my solution. It works any comments welcome! 1. On the Folder Options View Tab on Explor...
Summary: Hi guys I was wondering if you guys can help me out. I've setup 3 systems in a workgroup 1 Windows 2000 System 2 Windows XP Pro. From the Windows 200...
Summary: I have win2k and XP on my system but need a small partition to run 98 so i can use some software that will only work with 98 but im stuck and dont kno...
Summary: Hi everyone, I need help locking down a windows 2000 pro. On our network we do not have a domain controler or any type of server for that matter. I wo...
Summary: Hi. Our company runs windows 2000 advanced server and various OSs-including 98, ME, 2000, and XP. But in XP workstations(Home edition), every time whe...
Summary: You do it the same way as in NT. You create the policy with the policy editor and save it as ntconfig.pol and place it in the NETLOGON share....make ...
Summary: I have two hard drives in the computer. I put 2K (Windows 2000), 98SE in master drive and the second one is salve with XP in it. The default start up ...
Summary: Hiya have a user who has been quite happily running win2k on his machine. However, today he has tried to install XP as a dual boot. Finally got XP i...
Summary: Hi Has anyone experienced the task to (or knows how)dual boot 2k and xp on IDE and SCSI (BIOS Bootable) x86 system? The set up is : IDE1 = 2k SCSI = ...
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