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\(\( carmen \)\)
Occasionally, I will logoff a userid on an XP pro workstation and logon with
my admin id.
While logged on with my admin id, I will back up all the profiles (except
the admin id with which I am logged on). For the most part, this works
without issue.
On rare occasions, I get an error message ntuser.dat is in use. When I get
this, I need to reboot, log on with the admin id and can backup the data
without any problems.
It's not really a big deal, but I was just wondering if there was a way to
close the ntuser.dat file without rebooting. I've taken a look through task
manager and I don't see that file as being resident in memory.
Thank you
my admin id.
While logged on with my admin id, I will back up all the profiles (except
the admin id with which I am logged on). For the most part, this works
without issue.
On rare occasions, I get an error message ntuser.dat is in use. When I get
this, I need to reboot, log on with the admin id and can backup the data
without any problems.
It's not really a big deal, but I was just wondering if there was a way to
close the ntuser.dat file without rebooting. I've taken a look through task
manager and I don't see that file as being resident in memory.
Thank you