I'm writing software that creates a user account with limited
privileges. Adding that user to the Guests group works perfectly for
what I want to accomplish.
EXCEPT, Windows deletes the user profile of Guest accounts after each
login. (NT, 2000, and XP on a domain)
So is there a way to either:
1. prevent Windows from deleting the user profile? or,
2. copy the existing Guests group and all its security settings into a
custom group? Programmatically.
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