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Nope standard keyboards mate. everything about Windows is UK. The Ctrl Alt Del screen is UK before we login. When i login its UK but when the machine is locked the Ctrl Alt Del screen is using US keyboard. craig

Yep 100% its UK. Its only happening when i lock my machine. Its one of them settings stoping us moving forward with our new build Craig

Thanks gshaw That would be great Craig

Hello mate. Thanks very much for the reply and glad i am not the only one out there with this issue. If possible would you be able to post up the .adm you have created or email? I dont want to reinvent the wheel if you have a working solution Thanks again Craig

Guys, Got an odd issue. I am running Windows XP SP3 and my machine is using UK regional settings. Now when you boot the workstation up and press shift 3 in the username name box i get the £ symbol. Great..... i log into windows and i am still using Uk settings. However if i lock my workstation and then go to unlock it if i press shift 3 in the username box i get ##### which would be correct on a US keyboard. Any ideas as it is p*ssing me off and cant get to the bottom of it Thanks in advance Craig

Thanks mate. Yeah i have already been looking at this but to begin with you can end of your with Japanese or Chinese until it sorts its self out. just trying to come up with something more slick and not as in your face to the end user Craig

Hi guys. Looking for some advice. We are moving at work to a more consistent and streamlined approach to our Windows desktop and our roaming profiles. We are running Windows XP SP3 and we have a Server 2003 R2 domain. We are also using Flex Profiles for our profile management. Now the issue is that we have a UK and US offices and we wanted to use one mandatory profile to ensure consistency. Now does anyone know a way of handling US date and times and keyboard settings if the profile is loaded in the US and then UK settings when used in the UK. Thanks for any advice you can give