T
Tom Fish
I've just replaced an NT4 lab with XP Pro. On our campus
students have roaming profiles across the domain. With NT4
I could install software under a local account profile,
copy it to the default user profile, thus making the
software available to all users of a machine without
further installation routines. However, under XP, it seems
a user with a roaming profile does not access the default
user profile when first logging on to a machine. When
such a user tries to use a program included on the all user
desktop (e.g. WP11), the installation program runs but
fails unless the installation CD is inserted. Any
suggestions on how to solve this problem? Thanks.
students have roaming profiles across the domain. With NT4
I could install software under a local account profile,
copy it to the default user profile, thus making the
software available to all users of a machine without
further installation routines. However, under XP, it seems
a user with a roaming profile does not access the default
user profile when first logging on to a machine. When
such a user tries to use a program included on the all user
desktop (e.g. WP11), the installation program runs but
fails unless the installation CD is inserted. Any
suggestions on how to solve this problem? Thanks.