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Frank
I have a default profile on a workstation that was created with a domain
account versus a local admin account. If I look at the contents of
c:\Documents and Settings\Default User\ directory using Windows Explorer,
instead of c:\Documents and Settings\Default User\My Documents, I have
c:\Documents and Settings\Default User\bob's Documents (bob is a domain
account). If I look at the same directory from command shell, I get "My
Documents". I've tried to rename the folder "bob's Documents" using Explorer
to "My Documents", but the error message states the source and destination
are the same.
My guess is the username "bob" is stored somewhere in the registry of the
workstation, and is being used by the Explorer shell to resolve "My". How
can I fix the Default User profile so that using Explorer I get "My
Documents" rather than "bob's documents". BTW - all local profiles are based
on the Default Profile.
Frank
account versus a local admin account. If I look at the contents of
c:\Documents and Settings\Default User\ directory using Windows Explorer,
instead of c:\Documents and Settings\Default User\My Documents, I have
c:\Documents and Settings\Default User\bob's Documents (bob is a domain
account). If I look at the same directory from command shell, I get "My
Documents". I've tried to rename the folder "bob's Documents" using Explorer
to "My Documents", but the error message states the source and destination
are the same.
My guess is the username "bob" is stored somewhere in the registry of the
workstation, and is being used by the Explorer shell to resolve "My". How
can I fix the Default User profile so that using Explorer I get "My
Documents" rather than "bob's documents". BTW - all local profiles are based
on the Default Profile.
Frank