[OPLINTECH] Vista roaming profiles

[Josh Proffit]

Try right clicking the profile, properties, then the click on the
SECURITY tab...click on ADVANCED. There should be a PERMISSIONS tab that
you can add your administrator to with privileges accordingly. Also,
Click on the OWNER tab and make sure that the existing owner is set to
the correct name of the person who actually owns the profile. That in
itself usually resolves any "access denied" errors Hope that helps. Good
luck.

 

Joshua Proffit

Head of Automated Services

Licking County Library

101 West Main Street

Newark, OH 43055

(740) 349-5586

jproffit at lickingcountylibrary.info 

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From: oplintech-bounces at oplin.org [mailto:oplintech-bounces at oplin.org]
On Behalf Of Dan Will
Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2009 1:35 PM
To: OPLINTECH
Subject: [OPLINTECH] Vista roaming profiles

 

Hi all,

   I've got a problem that I'm hoping someone can help me with. During
the last week of December I had a Win2k3 RC2 primary domain controller
fail (hardware). Because I could not "gracefully" demote it, I seized
all of the domain functions to the backup and built a replacement BDC.
That was a real headache but, got through it. I now have another
problem. I had roaming profiles setup for our staff, so they could get
their e-mail, bookmarks, etc. I am having an "access denied" error now
when a user logs on as themselves. I understand from the KB articles
that the profiles folder on the server share (\\server\profiles
<file:///\\server\profiles> ) requires creator owner to have full
control on subfolder and files only and the user's group to have list
folder /read data, create folders /append data this folder only. The
actual users profile folder (user.v2) has system full control &
%username% full control & owner of folder. The administrator has NO
permissions. Here in lies my problem. How do I copy their profile data
to a folder that can have no access permissions for the administrator. I
have created the profiles folder and copied all of the data to it then
tried resetting all of the permissions as directed. I STILL get the
access denied error when logging on as the user. 

  If there is a Do "this" then Do "this" then Do "that" type of document
on the web about fixing this problem, I haven't found it. Has anyone had
any experience with this or a resource I can go to that describes the
procedure to fix it?

 

TIA 

 

Dan Will

Technology Supervisor

Meigs County District Public Library

willda at oplin.org

740.992.5813

740.992.6140 (fax)

 

 

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