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Had problems trying to fix (and search for a fix) on this one.

 

One member of staff is using Outlook 2003 and it works fine from a .pst file stored in their network My Documents. A few times now it's started up as if Outlook has never been run and the member of staff has noticed a pattern between their activity and when this happens.

 

They had no problem logging on this morning and working. They then logged off and logged on to a local account on the computer. When they logged back on as a network user Outlook had forgotten them!

 

Any ideas how to fix this?

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If you are using local profiles it could be that it is deleting the network profile when the user logs off. This could be a server setting (something in the security bit 'cache this many network logons' or something) or something on the local computer.

 

Something i do with the staff laptops is open the advanced user accounts panel (Run... control userpasswords2) then you can add a domain account as if it is a local user. This should stop the settings being deleted.

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If you are using local profiles it could be that it is deleting the network profile when the user logs off. This could be a server setting (something in the security bit 'cache this many network logons' or something) or something on the local computer.

 

Something i do with the staff laptops is open the advanced user accounts panel (Run... control userpasswords2) then you can add a domain account as if it is a local user. This should stop the settings being deleted.

 

Fingers crossed - I've checked that as I thought I already had it setup like that and it isn't...

 

Another thought is that when it he logs onto the local machine it's unable to authenticate on the wireless network - perhaps I'll ask him to restart the machine between logins to give the computer a chance to pickup the network again...

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