bp
December 6th 03, 01:36 PM
Andy,
Make sure that your users are not logging in to the
local accnt.. Windows typically adds the .000 extension
if a networked pc has 2 accnts added (i.e. one accnt. for
domain, and one for local pc) If the users are logging in
locally (probably by accident), the windows is
functioning correctly. One way to check is to make
another accnt. strictly on domain, called "test". Then,
only add the "test" accnt. for the domain. Do, not make
a local accnt. for "test". Then, log on and log off many
times to see if your problem still occurs.
>-----Original Message-----
>Dear All,
>
>I have a user that whenever someone logs onto this XP
Pro
>machine (networked on a Win2000 domain), a new profile
is
>created. This is obviousley correct. However, when
that
>user logs in again, another profile is created, normally
>called user.000 etc.
>
>This is happening a lot and we currently have lots of
>profiles.
>
>Can anyone tell me why this is happening?
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>Andy Viner
>.
>
Make sure that your users are not logging in to the
local accnt.. Windows typically adds the .000 extension
if a networked pc has 2 accnts added (i.e. one accnt. for
domain, and one for local pc) If the users are logging in
locally (probably by accident), the windows is
functioning correctly. One way to check is to make
another accnt. strictly on domain, called "test". Then,
only add the "test" accnt. for the domain. Do, not make
a local accnt. for "test". Then, log on and log off many
times to see if your problem still occurs.
>-----Original Message-----
>Dear All,
>
>I have a user that whenever someone logs onto this XP
Pro
>machine (networked on a Win2000 domain), a new profile
is
>created. This is obviousley correct. However, when
that
>user logs in again, another profile is created, normally
>called user.000 etc.
>
>This is happening a lot and we currently have lots of
>profiles.
>
>Can anyone tell me why this is happening?
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>Andy Viner
>.
>