Re: Help needed creating correct 'User Profile'

From: Marty (johntyboy@hotmail.com)
Date: 06/23/02


From: "Marty" <johntyboy@hotmail.com>
Date: Sun, 23 Jun 2002 22:35:45 +1200

PS I have tried the following with no joy ??

1. Run Regedt32.exe and open your local registry.

2. Make HKEY_USERS the active window, and select
Registry|Load Hive...

3. Navigate to the %WIN%\Profiles\Default User
folder and select NTUSER.DAT.

4. When prompted for the key name, enter (in lower
case to differentiate from the .DEFAULT hive
that's already there), and click OK.

5. Make the change you need to and then completely
collapse the branch when done.

6. With the default key highlighted, select
Registry|Unload Hive

Marty <johntyboy@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:af46v9$np9$1@lust.ihug.co.nz...
> Help please,
> Not sure if this is the right group, but I'm sure someone will be quick to
> point out if it's not and hopefuly direct me to the correct one:-)
apoligies
> to all if I did get it wrong.
> Having problems creating a 'default User' on a LAN with a NT OS.
> I set up a profile under a "Joe Bloggs" login user and got all the
settings
> etc the way I wanted (i.e. desktop, ms Office short cut bar, MS Word
> templates, email & intranet settings etc etc), then logged off and
re-loged
> on as a user with admin rights and renamed the profile that I had set up
to
> "default user". Now NT picks up any profile - but 'default user' as the
> default user when a new user logs on for the first time..
> I logged on as administrator and deleted all profiles leaving only the
> 'administrator, default user & all users' profiles and still no joy, this
> time NT picked up the 'administrator's profile as the default user .....
> definitely not what I want. Sometimes I couldn't even delete certain
> profiles as NT had 'adopted' it as the default user, and as it was in use,
I
> couldn't do anything with it ... ie copy, cut, delete, rename etc.
> Where am I going wrong???, any help would be very much appreciated.
>
> Thanks
> Dave Martin
>
>



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