Windows Thread, Outlook - not keeping settings in Technical; Hi
I have just finished rebuilding my work pc as I kept getting loads of errors in applications such as ...
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24th January 2008, 01:46 PM #1 Outlook - not keeping settings
Hi
I have just finished rebuilding my work pc as I kept getting loads of errors in applications such as SIMS. One thing I have noticed is that everytime I log on to it, all the settings seem to "disappear".
We have standard 3 levels of access at this school 1) technician 2) teacher 3) student. I am part of the technician group (as is the network manager).
For some reason everytime I reboot or log on or off my pc all the printers disappear and so does my outlook settings, and I have to reconfigure these manually everytime I log on.
Any reason for this to happen?
firefox_2006
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24th January 2008, 02:13 PM #2
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What type of profiles are you using?
Mandatory / Roaming / Local?
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24th January 2008, 02:14 PM #3 Local copy of roaming profile messed up would be my guess as i have had that here before. Logon as local admin and delete everything except "All Users" and "Administrator" from the Doc & Settings folder.
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24th January 2008, 02:23 PM #4 
Originally Posted by
DSapseid
Local copy of roaming profile messed up would be my guess as i have had that here before. Logon as local admin and delete everything except "All Users" and "Administrator" from the Doc & Settings folder.
Don't do this! (unless you know you aren't using a local profile). You could delete documents and desktop items which aren't on redirected folders etc.
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