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mcintoow

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  1. I never found a solution. I have since injected IE9 into our image.
  2. It is on computers that have IE 9 recently installed. It only happens for non local admin accounts (students and teacher accounts). After a local admin logs into the computer, that particular computer is fine - non local admins (students and teachers) will get the proper theme/shell. I'm guessing that the install for IE 9 doesn't complete until a local admin logs in and makes a change to the public/default profile?? We are using AD so student and teacher accounts are domain accounts - student accounts use roaming profiles and teacher accounts use local profiles. I've cleared the profiles and tried many different computers, all with the same result. We have never used Group Policy to force or set Windows Themes, we rely on the default profile to apply this setting. This issue doesn't occur until IE 9 is installed. Thanks for your time..
  3. Our school board is experiencing the same issue after pushing out IE9. Has anyone found a solution, other than logging into every computer as a local admin? Thanks for your time.
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