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Win2K roaming Profiles corrupted on PIII pcs!!!!
- Thread starter ngoulain
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I've delt with corrupted roaming profiles before, but it had nothing to do with the type of processor. Most cases its the users fault. They modify or try to install or save something wrong. Perhaps the accounts arn't restricted in an area where they should be.
I'm curious aswell, why do you think its a processor issue?
Steve
Sys.Admin.
I'm curious aswell, why do you think its a processor issue?
Steve
Sys.Admin.
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Hello every body,
the problem is that when I set up Win2K pro on HP PIII,roaming profiles are corrupted.
More exactly, when users log off, the system can't copy all files into the server because of insufficient ressources system.
Before, I think that the problem are issued of permissions and I changed all the permissions on the server as Full Control but the problem still remains.
PS: all client users have locally power users permissions.
need some help!!!!!!!!
Ngoulain
the problem is that when I set up Win2K pro on HP PIII,roaming profiles are corrupted.
More exactly, when users log off, the system can't copy all files into the server because of insufficient ressources system.
Before, I think that the problem are issued of permissions and I changed all the permissions on the server as Full Control but the problem still remains.
PS: all client users have locally power users permissions.
need some help!!!!!!!!
Ngoulain
Hello ngoulain!
Try looking into the event viewer to see what entries are being recorded about this user. You may see something reguarding the inability of a section of the registry to unload in a period of time.
When the system records an error such as: " insufficient ressources system" , the resources it maybe refering to are of the type found in the performance monitor. Objects such as Memory, pages/sec, etc. Try running the performance monitor program. First create a baseline log and then try a running log while a user shutdowns in your attempts to recreate the profile corruption. Then review the generated logs trying to narrow down which system resources are the underlying cause of the corruption.
Cheers!
Try looking into the event viewer to see what entries are being recorded about this user. You may see something reguarding the inability of a section of the registry to unload in a period of time.
When the system records an error such as: " insufficient ressources system" , the resources it maybe refering to are of the type found in the performance monitor. Objects such as Memory, pages/sec, etc. Try running the performance monitor program. First create a baseline log and then try a running log while a user shutdowns in your attempts to recreate the profile corruption. Then review the generated logs trying to narrow down which system resources are the underlying cause of the corruption.
Cheers!
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