[OPLINTECH] Troubles with Windows 7 and mandatory profiles

[Tom Casey]

Jim:

 

Had a similar problem. Maybe this will help:

 

*         Deleting AppData\Local and AppData\LocalLow from the profile. 

*         Launching REGEDIT and loading the hive (NTUSER.man) in the
profile and changing the permissions on the loaded hive. Add in a group,
e.g. authenticated users = full control. Unload the hive. 

 

Regards,

 

 

Tom Casey

System Administrator

Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County

330.744.8636 x 51612

 

 

 

 

From: Jim Lack [mailto:J.Lack at rrpl.org] 
Sent: Monday, March 21, 2011 10:58 AM
To: oplintech at lists.oplin.org
Subject: [OPLINTECH] Troubles with Windows 7 and mandatory profiles

 

Looking for some advice because we're stumped with a problem we've run
in to.  We are running Windows server 2008 and have just started rolling
out Windows 7 to our staff computers.  The problem we're running into is
with our mandatory profiles.  We use mandatory profiles for our Circ,
Children and Adult logins.  To this point, we've only rolled out the
Children's profile.  Here is the scenario that is occurring:

 

Children's log on at the beginning of the day.  Everything works fine.

At the end of the day, they log off.

The next day, when they go to log in, they get the following error msg;
"The User Profile Service service failed to logon.  User Profile cannot
be loaded".  In order to get the login to work, we have to go to the
computer and remove the profile. (Computer > Advanced Settings > User
Profiles)

 

We've gone out to Microsoft's web site and have Googled this error
message but so far have not come up with a fix.  MS site had a solution
to fix this via a GP setting (Computer Config > Admin Template > System
> User Profiles and set "Delete cached copies of Roaming profiles" to
enable.  Even though it states Roaming profiles, it should work for
mandatory profiles as well.  

 

Thank You,

 

Jim Lack

Network Manager

Rocky River Public Library

1600 Hampton Rd.

Rocky River, OH  44116

440-333-7610 x3765

 

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