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New Stashed on a server
A roaming profile in this context is one stored on a server. Each time your user logs in to a PC he has never used before, a copy of the profile is installed on it. In reverse, all changes to the profile are replicated to the server copy so they later reflect on other PCs as soon as the user logs in.

Local profiles are just that: they only exist on one client PC and are not replicated to other PCs even if the same user is able to log on there (so you get the default nearly empty desktop)

A roaming profile is normally defined by IT as you need to be able to set rights on the server and to change the domain account.
New Got it.
I'll check when I get a chance. I'm pretty sure that IT pushes a certain amount of garbage on us and screws with some permissions. It's worth checking.

Thanks,
Hugh
     Interesting problem; suggestions? - (hnick) - (17)
         Can he recreate the problem on another computer? - (ben_tilly) - (16)
             Question - (jbrabeck) - (3)
                 We are forgetting what DynamicDNS/DHCP have as a... - (folkert) - (2)
                     Doubt video but he made a new user entry. - (hnick) - (1)
                         Sounds like a Roaming Profile issue. - (folkert)
             Yes, he can... - (hnick) - (11)
                 his profile sounds cacked(WAG) - (boxley) - (2)
                     Hey BOx, stop? Talking like a girl? (And Norm?) Please? -NT - (CRConrad) - (1)
                         Now how did I get into this conversation? (new thread) - (orion)
                 Research direction... - (tseliot)
                 Roaming profile? - (pwhysall) - (4)
                     What is a roaming profile in a wired context? - (hnick) - (3)
                         Profiles been around for a while. - (tseliot)
                         Stashed on a server - (scoenye) - (1)
                             Got it. - (hnick)
                 If you are really on a hub: sniff the packets - (scoenye) - (1)
                     Sniffer is not an option - (hnick)

Shocking, but not surprising.
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