I am a network administrator at a school district in California. We
just recently received a new lab of 26 computer and each computer has
Windows 2000 Professional. Are primary domain server is still Windows
NT 4.0. We have a student population of about 500 and each student
has to log into the computer systems in order to access there
networked foler. The probelm I am having is when they logon the
computer automatically logs each account in the "Documents and
Settings" folder. Obviously this could become a problem. If anyone
knows how I can go about disabling this feautre I would appreachate
it.
Re: How to disable user cashing in windows 2000 pro ... > I am a network administrator at a school district in California. ... Are primary domain server is still Windows... We have a student population of about 500 and each student ... (comp.security.misc)
Re: How to disable user cashing in windows 2000 pro ... I recall a registry change to prevent caching of user profiles.... Are primary domain server is still Windows... We have a student population of about 500 and each student ... (comp.security.misc)
Wont boot past Windows XP splash screen ... I'm a network administrator for a company and we started a ... Vostro out of the box and fired it up and let the Windows XP Pro ... When the machine would start up, either from a cold boot or reboot, it ... with was to go into BIOS and disable the "multiprocessor" option - ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
Re: print confirmation pop up ... If you are the network administrator, then when you drew from all your knowledge and experience to thoroughly and competently assess the issue before you posted this question, you observed that the pop up balloon appears when printing from any application, not just from Word, so you accurately concluded that the setting that controls the pop up balloon is more likely to be found in Windows than in Word. ... Hence, you appropriately posted your question in one of the Windows newsgroups, instead of in this Word newsgroup where your question would be off-topic. ... (microsoft.public.word.docmanagement)
Re: Cant use EFS: "This machine is disabled for encryption." ... Sounds like a group policy in effect - are you on a domain? ... to check with the network administrator.... > platform is Windows XP Professional SP-2. ... > The problem is that I can't encrypt anything. ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
