S
Sandy Wood
All of our XP systems are networked and we recently started seeing some
workstations that had corrupted user profile symptoms. We also had a few
systems that displayed some slow login times also.
I our infinite wisdom (or not) we thought that maybe user's local profile
sizes might be the issue so we scripted some commands to clean up user's
profiles by removing old TEMP folder data as well as Internet Temp files.
After a bit more research, it appears that local profile size may not really
be an issue to slow computer performance either logging on or shutting down;
as opposed to roaming profiles.
Does anyone have any thoughts in this area?
workstations that had corrupted user profile symptoms. We also had a few
systems that displayed some slow login times also.
I our infinite wisdom (or not) we thought that maybe user's local profile
sizes might be the issue so we scripted some commands to clean up user's
profiles by removing old TEMP folder data as well as Internet Temp files.
After a bit more research, it appears that local profile size may not really
be an issue to slow computer performance either logging on or shutting down;
as opposed to roaming profiles.
Does anyone have any thoughts in this area?