Desktop Settings

[Guest]

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Desktop setup keeps changing back to a default setting
when logging of the machine. The machine is connected to a
network which does not use roaming profiles' I'm really
not sure what to do to resolve this.. any ideas would be
good,

 

[Jon]

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this could be happing if your logging on to a domain.
do you know what kind of network your logging on to ?

hit the windows key & the pause key, then the "Computer name" tab.


"Dina" wrote:

> Desktop setup keeps changing back to a default setting
> when logging of the machine. The machine is connected to a
> network which does not use roaming profiles' I'm really
> not sure what to do to resolve this.. any ideas would be
> good,
>

 

[Guest]

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Hi,
Yes, the user is logging on to a NT4.0 Domain at the
moment..
Is there anything that can be done to resolve it?

Dina


>-----Original Message-----
>this could be happing if your logging on to a domain.
>do you know what kind of network your logging on to ?
>
>hit the windows key & the pause key, then the "Computer
name" tab.
>
>
>"Dina" wrote:
>
>> Desktop setup keeps changing back to a default setting
>> when logging of the machine. The machine is connected
to a
>> network which does not use roaming profiles' I'm really
>> not sure what to do to resolve this.. any ideas would
be
>> good,
>>
>.
>

 

[Jon]

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You will have to talk to your Network Administrator.
This is the only way to "fix" this.


"anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com" wrote:

> Hi,
> Yes, the user is logging on to a NT4.0 Domain at the
> moment..
> Is there anything that can be done to resolve it?
>
> Dina
>
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >this could be happing if your logging on to a domain.
> >do you know what kind of network your logging on to ?
> >
> >hit the windows key & the pause key, then the "Computer
> name" tab.
> >
> >
> >"Dina" wrote:
> >
> >> Desktop setup keeps changing back to a default setting
> >> when logging of the machine. The machine is connected
> to a
> >> network which does not use roaming profiles' I'm really
> >> not sure what to do to resolve this.. any ideas would
> be
> >> good,
> >>
> >.
> >
>

 

[Guest]

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Hi,
I am the administrator, the thing is we've only got this
issue on one machine, and its the first time I've come
accross this, I've searched the knowledge base but can't
find anything on it? would it help by recreating the users
profile on the pc?

Dina

>-----Original Message-----
>You will have to talk to your Network Administrator.
>This is the only way to "fix" this.
>
>
>"anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com" wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> Yes, the user is logging on to a NT4.0 Domain at the
>> moment..
>> Is there anything that can be done to resolve it?
>>
>> Dina
>>
>>
>> >-----Original Message-----
>> >this could be happing if your logging on to a domain.
>> >do you know what kind of network your logging on to ?
>> >
>> >hit the windows key & the pause key, then
the "Computer
>> name" tab.
>> >
>> >
>> >"Dina" wrote:
>> >
>> >> Desktop setup keeps changing back to a default
setting
>> >> when logging of the machine. The machine is
connected
>> to a
>> >> network which does not use roaming profiles' I'm
really
>> >> not sure what to do to resolve this.. any ideas
would
>> be
>> >> good,
>> >>
>> >.
>> >
>>
>.
>

 

[Guest]

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anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com wrote:

> Hi,
> I am the administrator, the thing is we've only got this
> issue on one machine, and its the first time I've come
> accross this, I've searched the knowledge base but can't
> find anything on it? would it help by recreating the users
> profile on the pc?
>
> Dina

you haven't been messing with the security and local policy/group policy
settings, have you?

Eric