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Troy
Hello,
I have a need to create two administrator accounts on the machine. One I
want to boot with a normal startup environment, the other I want to boot
with no services and no startup environment.
Now, I used msconfig.exe to create the startup environment when logged
into the account I want to be stripped. It reboots and has the environment I
want. However, when I reboot into the regular administrator account, I find
that it is affected by the changes made to the stripped account.
I tried creating a power user with admin rights, boot into it, reran
msconfig--but my regular admin account is also affected.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Troy
I have a need to create two administrator accounts on the machine. One I
want to boot with a normal startup environment, the other I want to boot
with no services and no startup environment.
Now, I used msconfig.exe to create the startup environment when logged
into the account I want to be stripped. It reboots and has the environment I
want. However, when I reboot into the regular administrator account, I find
that it is affected by the changes made to the stripped account.
I tried creating a power user with admin rights, boot into it, reran
msconfig--but my regular admin account is also affected.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Troy