User profiles location changed.

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gchandrujs via WinServerKB.com

Hi,

I am using windows 2000 professional in a domain at office. I suddenly found
after a week break that someone changed my most of the settings.

I found that all the logged user profiles are found in c:\winnt\profiles
folder instead of c:\documents and settings\

How is that possible and how can i change that. Please help

Thanks in advance,

Chandra
 
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gchandrujs via WinServerKB.com

Hi Weber,

Thanks for your reply.

By the way, its a desktop pc and there is no way to use roaming profiles. But
since we are using around 100 PC in our network, only this pc (Win 2000
Professional) is storing the profiles in c:\winnt\profiles folder even if i
try to login with a new domain user, the folder is creating only in that path
only and not in c:\documents and settings.

Any help to clear this doubt will be appreciated.

Thanks once again

Regards
Chandra
Hello gchandrujs via WinServerKB.com,

Do you use roaming profiles? It has something to do with the profile creation,
maybe this article helps a littlebit:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pr...rv/reskit/distrib/dseb_ovr_atdv.mspx?mfr=true

Best regards

Meinolf Weber (Myweb)
Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers
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Dave Patrick

The installation is more than likely an upgrade from Windows NT 4.0 hence
the profiles location.

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gchandrujs via WinServerKB.com

Hi Dave,

Thanks for your reply. Since i was used Windows NT long years back, now I too
guess it might be what you said. I appreciate your timely idea you have told.

Thanks once again

Regards
Chandra

Dave said:
The installation is more than likely an upgrade from Windows NT 4.0 hence
the profiles location.
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