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More info?)
Hi Jason and thank you for your reply.
Do you apply roaming profile on the Windows 2000 server
for domain users?
Yes. Except for the two users who are remotely
connecting to the network through VPN. As I said, the
woman who came back from her maternity leave cannot login
until after 20 mns waiting for her LOCAL profile to
download. After it downloads, many things are not
working properly. She had roaming profile before she
left her. With the second user who also has local
profile, it works fine.
Temporarily disable roaming profile on the AD for the new
user account and logon with the new user account. Can the
issue be reproduced?
From the AD, I deleted the account and created another
one. I used Delprof tool. I formatted the user's
machine and reinstalled the system. The problem is still
the same. In the Event log of the user machine there is
an error ID 1000:
Source:Userenv
Type:Error
ID:1000
Authority NT\SYSTEM
Description:Windows could not obtained the DC name for
your computers network.
Value returned (59)
For your information I have 4 servers in the domaine.
I had created an account with different name and a local
profile for the user so that she can carry on working.
But this is not something I am happy with or she is happy
with.
Many thanks
Best
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi,
>
>Thanks for posting!
>
>From the problem description, please help me to confirm
some information on
>your side.
>
>"Now it takes 20mns for her profile to download"
>
>Do you apply roaming profile on the Windows 2000 server
for domain users?
>
>If so, I would like to provide you with the following
suggestion for your
>reference:
>
>1. Temporarily disable roaming profile on the AD for the
new user account
>and logon with the new user account. Can the issue be
reproduced?
>
>2. If there is no problem, please copy the new user's
profile in Document
>and settings forder to the AD and recreate a new roaming
profile for the
>new account.
>
>Note: please backup the old roaming profile for the user
account.
>
>If there is anything that is unclear, please feel free
to let me know.
>
>Thanks & Regards,
>
>Jason Tan
>
>Microsoft Online Partner Support
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