Problems with Regional settings

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Jorge

Hi,

I am having problems with Regional settings, when xxx user logons to
the local computer Win2000 server (this is part of domain), he/she can
modify the local settings, but when the same xxx user logons to the
domain he/she can NOT modify anything about local settings. I suppose
it is something about policies but I can find what it is.
I write the NTuser file from another user with the local settings
(Spanish), but when the xxx user logons to domain, the settings are
undone and always take the same settings (English ones).

Please help me.

TIA.
 
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From: (e-mail address removed) (Jorge)
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.win2000.termserv.clients
Subject: Problems with Regional settings
Date: 5 May 2004 14:08:00 -0700
Hi,

I am having problems with Regional settings, when xxx user logons to
the local computer Win2000 server (this is part of domain), he/she can
modify the local settings, but when the same xxx user logons to the
domain he/she can NOT modify anything about local settings. I suppose
it is something about policies but I can find what it is.
I write the NTuser file from another user with the local settings
(Spanish), but when the xxx user logons to domain, the settings are
undone and always take the same settings (English ones).

Please help me.

TIA.
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There is a policy setting called "Restrict selection of Windows 2000 menus
and dialogs language" that could be responsible here.
It is located in: User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Control
Panel > Regional Options
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