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KDawg44
Hi,
I am adding several machines to our domain. I did the registry hack
to point the domain profile to the old local account profile. The
local account was a local admin but the domain account cannot be.
This appears to be causing all kinds of strange problems. When
opening any office app, it asks for initials everytime, and will not
store settings like macro level. You cannot change views like
changing control panel to classic view. Some apps will not even run.
The domain acct has FULL CONTROl of the local acct profile directory
tree as well as having that account take ownership. When I run
effective permissions, Windows says that it cannot figure it out.
Adding the domain account to the local admins groups on the local
machine alleviates all these issues but we do not want these accounts
to have this privelege level.
Any suggestions?
Thank you very much.
Kevin
I am adding several machines to our domain. I did the registry hack
to point the domain profile to the old local account profile. The
local account was a local admin but the domain account cannot be.
This appears to be causing all kinds of strange problems. When
opening any office app, it asks for initials everytime, and will not
store settings like macro level. You cannot change views like
changing control panel to classic view. Some apps will not even run.
The domain acct has FULL CONTROl of the local acct profile directory
tree as well as having that account take ownership. When I run
effective permissions, Windows says that it cannot figure it out.
Adding the domain account to the local admins groups on the local
machine alleviates all these issues but we do not want these accounts
to have this privelege level.
Any suggestions?
Thank you very much.
Kevin