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Guest
Hi,
I use roaming profiles on a 2000 SBS server. Over the past years, we have
had people leave the company.
I removed the users from the domain, but now find that the roaming profiles
are still in our shared 'profiles' location.
when trying to take ownership using explorer, it crashes explorer.exe.
I read subinacl.exe should reset the ownership, but only gives options for
'file' or subdirectories. Everything i try on subinacl.exe /file
d:\profiles\user /setowner=Administrator /grant=Administrator=F
i've also tried /subdirectories d:\profiles\user\*.*
but every time i get 'invalid argument"
i just want to free up the space, any advise appreciated!
(could i just boot to safe mode then take ownership? AD wouldn't start and
the owner would probobly just be the sid in that case..... )
I'm sure large networks face this daily, but i can't find any good
documentation.
thanks,
ward
I use roaming profiles on a 2000 SBS server. Over the past years, we have
had people leave the company.
I removed the users from the domain, but now find that the roaming profiles
are still in our shared 'profiles' location.
when trying to take ownership using explorer, it crashes explorer.exe.
I read subinacl.exe should reset the ownership, but only gives options for
'file' or subdirectories. Everything i try on subinacl.exe /file
d:\profiles\user /setowner=Administrator /grant=Administrator=F
i've also tried /subdirectories d:\profiles\user\*.*
but every time i get 'invalid argument"
i just want to free up the space, any advise appreciated!
(could i just boot to safe mode then take ownership? AD wouldn't start and
the owner would probobly just be the sid in that case..... )
I'm sure large networks face this daily, but i can't find any good
documentation.
thanks,
ward