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From: sandert on 22 Dec 2009 06:24
Hello

Facts:
Windows XP SP3
Windows 2003 domain

i am trying to setup mandatory profiles by following these steps

1 login on a xp computer
2 customize the profile
3 log off and reboot
4 login with (domain) admin credentials
5 This computer --> properties --> Advanced --> user profiles
- copy the profile to a network location
- add all authenticated user in the permitted to use dialog

I cannot add authenticated users or everyone in the permitted to use dialog
It is is unable to find the groups
I have made sure that i look in
- users
- groups
- Builtin

I have tried it with different XP workstation, i have readded XP workstation
I can use authenticated users group or everyone when administering shares

How can i add the correct group in permitted to use when transporting the
profile ?

Is there a way for doing the settings manualy instead of using the permitted
to use box?
- like setting registry/ and file permissions on the profile before copying
it ?

does anyone have sugestions how to troubleshoot the problems of not being
able to lookup the authenticated user group ?

Thanks in advance for any suggestions

Sandert
From: sandert on 7 Jan 2010 12:01
The reason why i was unable to add the authenticated users or everyone was
that the server use another language than the workstation. When i used the
correct language to lookup the builtin group all went ok

"sandert" wrote:

> Hello
>
> Facts:
> Windows XP SP3
> Windows 2003 domain
>
> i am trying to setup mandatory profiles by following these steps
>
> 1 login on a xp computer
> 2 customize the profile
> 3 log off and reboot
> 4 login with (domain) admin credentials
> 5 This computer --> properties --> Advanced --> user profiles
> - copy the profile to a network location
> - add all authenticated user in the permitted to use dialog
>
> I cannot add authenticated users or everyone in the permitted to use dialog
> It is is unable to find the groups
> I have made sure that i look in
> - users
> - groups
> - Builtin
>
> I have tried it with different XP workstation, i have readded XP workstation
> I can use authenticated users group or everyone when administering shares
>
> How can i add the correct group in permitted to use when transporting the
> profile ?
>
> Is there a way for doing the settings manualy instead of using the permitted
> to use box?
> - like setting registry/ and file permissions on the profile before copying
> it ?
>
> does anyone have sugestions how to troubleshoot the problems of not being
> able to lookup the authenticated user group ?
>
> Thanks in advance for any suggestions
>
> Sandert
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