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As your replies imply, I have come to the conclusion that there is a registry value somewhere which is switched when the option in password function is set, but which the downloaded policies re-set. It looks as if I will have to find the registry value and then create a new .adm file to use...

In addition to setting the permissions as suggested above, you might like to look at Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 319624 which I now remember is where I got the original info. This gives a couple of other possibilities. Another useful article is no. 260404. Good luck!! Nick.

On re-reading your initial reply I tried the password option. After re-booting and logging on as a user the following became apparent: 1. The save setting option did not appear. 2. The user's policies had not been downloaded - the w/s still behaved as if I (administrator) had logged on. 3...

Thanks for response wolluf. Unfortunately roaming profiles are essential for different student groups, staff, admins etc., and are periodically modified to allow access to new software for instance. Each user downloads his/her group (or individual) profile, created and edited using POLEDIT...

This may not be relevant but I encountered a similar problem after converting to NTFS, particularly when trying to install apps using windows installer or trying to print from ie6. Somewhere i read that occasionally the system does not have sufficient rights to install etc. (!!!!!) The solution...

I have a School network with about 150 W98SE workstations with a W2K fileserver. Approx 700 users are able to log on to any w/s. The problem is the option - "You have not logged on to this computer before ........" - users are offered to save their personal settings on a w/s when they...