Bug? Renaming local profile does not create a new profile

2009년 7월 2일 목요일 오전 11:12HAL07

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If you rename the local c:\users\user.name profile folder to e.g. "c:\users\user.name_old". The next time the user logs on, he will not get a new profile created, but rather C:\Users\TEMP as the profile name. How come this happens? We always did this "trick" on XP when we would like to back up a users profile to give him a new profile to check if the problem fixed itself by giving the user a new profile. If not, then we could just ask the user to log off, and rename the _old profile back to the original folder.

And how can I remove a user from using C:\Users\Temp ?

I'm not sure if this happens at Vista too.
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2009년 7월 2일 목요일 오후 5:37DEFCON 1

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Access computer managment from control panel\administrative tools\local users and groups.
Create a new user. Disable the problem user. Log off and on selecting the new user and make the obsaervation as to if the new user functions properly.
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2009년 7월 3일 금요일 오전 5:57HAL07

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Uh what? we are running an active directory here with hundreds of users. I cannot just disable an old user in AD.
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2009년 7월 3일 금요일 오후 2:14DEFCON 1

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Why not?
If you can find a user's profile folder out hundreds of folders then why can't you find a user name in local users and groups? You lied becouse active directory is designed for controling accounts.
- 편집됨DEFCON 1 2009년 7월 4일 토요일 오후 2:58
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2009년 7월 4일 토요일 오전 9:09HAL07

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Midnight. please refrain from posting in this thread.
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2009년 7월 13일 월요일 오전 2:15hidesneak

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I would like to know the trick too !
i only know how to regen a new profile as below.
rename c:\users\user.name" "c:\users\user.name_old" look into the following key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE\ Microsoft\ Windows NT \ CurrentVersion \ ProfileList
and find the user's corresponding SID subkey, delete it and then login the user, it will create a new user profile for the user.
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