Windows cannot log you on because your profile cannot be l..

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What gives? I get this message when I try to logon to a domain with a
particular limited user account. I can logon to the domain no problem
using my admin account on that same machine.

I found in another forum that the cause could be due to not having a
Default User account folder within Documents and Settings, but this is
not the case in my situation. I *DO* have a Default User account
folder in there, and even tried copying over another user's Default
User account folder only to come about the same results.

Anyone know what I'm missing?


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Try to start regedt32 from the server and load the users USER.DAT from
the user profile.
check the permision from the regedit 32

rwh@rodharrison.com wrote:
> The account in AD may have a roaming profile folder set, but if the
> folder doesn't exist on the server in that UNC path, you'll get that
> error.
>
> Sample roaming profile path would be \\server\share\username and would
> be located on the AD users profile tab in Profile Path:
> You'd need to make sure that the folder exists and the users account
> has at least change permissions on it.