i have set up 2 users with roaming profiles. my user account which works fine. the second one doesn't. when i put the user name and password in for the problem account a few seconds later when its trying to load user data its saying that windows cannot copy file (and then the location of the data of the profile on my server) then it blabs on about security rights and at the bottom it says access denied. this is what has got me baffled. i have went into the sharing and security of the profiles$ folder and in the permissions i have administrators with full control and well as the domain users with full control and have tried putting everyone in with full control but this didn't seem to work. the problem account is a domain user while mine is administrator and has been added to the enterprise admins group, admins(a group i have created in my admins OU dns admins, dns admins, enterprise admins, group policy reators and scema admins, basically i have all the power while the problem child is just a domain user (i also tried adding this account to the administrators group). back to the profiles folder i have in the security tab added administrator and domain users with full control and have blocked inheritable permissions. i also tried adding everyone on this folder too but it wasn't successful. my problem account is located in an OU called general and added to a group called general which is self made in that OU. please help this has got me so frustrated i don't know what to do.

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YOu may be looking in the wrong place... AN access denied message can also mean that 
the file is in use.

I know your frustration with this kind of thing.

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hi, thanks for the reply. i think windows server mustn't like the username 'family' because i tried setting up another account in the same ou same policies and stuff and everything works fine in that account.


On Tuesday, May 6, 2008 at 10:19 pm, appleoddity wrote:
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>YOu may be looking in the wrong place... AN access denied message can also mean that
>the file is in use.
>
>I know your frustration with this kind of thing.
>

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Maybe it is just a corrupted profile also... Interesting though.

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