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Here is the problem.
We have set up XP on my machine. All the other Network PC's are still
on 2000. Upon logging onto a 2000 machine either locally or via Citrix
the XP profile becomes corrupted on my machine. This can happen even
while the XP machine is still logged in and while the XP profile is set
to local.
This leads to Network access problems even to files I have created
myself... error is.
"Windows cannot access the specified device, path, or file. You may not
have the appropriate permissions to access the item."
Deleting the roaming profile on the server and removing the local XP
profile fixes the problem, however I have now done this several times
and it is getting a little tiring setting up all my icons, mail, etc.
again and again...
So until all the PCs are converted to XP (including Citrix servers) we
are going to have this issue.
There must be a way to set up the local policy on the XP machine to
stop all updates to the local profile ?
Please Advise.
Here is the problem.
We have set up XP on my machine. All the other Network PC's are still
on 2000. Upon logging onto a 2000 machine either locally or via Citrix
the XP profile becomes corrupted on my machine. This can happen even
while the XP machine is still logged in and while the XP profile is set
to local.
This leads to Network access problems even to files I have created
myself... error is.
"Windows cannot access the specified device, path, or file. You may not
have the appropriate permissions to access the item."
Deleting the roaming profile on the server and removing the local XP
profile fixes the problem, however I have now done this several times
and it is getting a little tiring setting up all my icons, mail, etc.
again and again...
So until all the PCs are converted to XP (including Citrix servers) we
are going to have this issue.
There must be a way to set up the local policy on the XP machine to
stop all updates to the local profile ?
Please Advise.