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RefCount in the Profilelist

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Hi Josm,
According to our research, the path of the ProfileList key is “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList\ “.Is the path corresponding with yours?
The main subkeys for each user are “Default”,“Flags”,“ProfileImagePath”,”ProfileLoadTimeHigh”,” ProfileLoadTimeLow”, ” RefCount ”,”Sid” and ”State”,” RunLogonScriptSync”.
Default: It's the value whose name is null.
Flags: enable you to control the installation and uninstallation of your registry entries.
ProfileImagePath: The User profiles` path.
ProfileLoadTimeHigh: Profile load time of user
ProfileLoadTimeLow: Profile load time low of user
RefCount: `0` value means the account has no active session, not `0`value means the account has an active session.
Sid:Security Identifier.
State: indicates the state of the local profile cache.
- 0001 Profile is mandatory.
- 0002 Update the locally cached profile.
- 0004 New local profile.
- 0008 New central profile.
- 0010 Update the central profile.
- 0020 Delete the cached profile.
- 0040 Upgrade the profile.
- 0080 Using Guest user profile.
- 0100 Using Administrator profile.
- 0200 Default net profile is available and ready.
- 0400 Slow network link identified.
- 0800 Temporary profile loaded.
RunLogonScriptSync : Determines whether the system waits for the logon script to finish running before it starts Windows Explorer and creates the desktop.
- 0 The logon script and Windows Explorer can run simultaneously.
- 1 Windows Explorer does not start until the logon script has finished running.
Best regards
- 編集済み MeipoXuMicrosoft contingent staff, Moderator 2014年11月3日 10:15
- 回答の候補に設定 arnavsharmaModerator 2014年11月6日 23:37
- 回答としてマーク arnavsharmaModerator 2014年11月10日 11:58
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Can you share the screenshot for the ones you're talking about ?
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- 回答の候補に設定 arnavsharmaModerator 2014年11月6日 23:38
- 回答としてマーク arnavsharmaModerator 2014年11月10日 11:58
- 回答としてマークされていない Lany ZhangMicrosoft employee, Moderator 2014年11月11日 9:28
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Hi Josm,
According to our research, the path of the ProfileList key is “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList\ “.Is the path corresponding with yours?
The main subkeys for each user are “Default”,“Flags”,“ProfileImagePath”,”ProfileLoadTimeHigh”,” ProfileLoadTimeLow”, ” RefCount ”,”Sid” and ”State”,” RunLogonScriptSync”.
Default: It's the value whose name is null.
Flags: enable you to control the installation and uninstallation of your registry entries.
ProfileImagePath: The User profiles` path.
ProfileLoadTimeHigh: Profile load time of user
ProfileLoadTimeLow: Profile load time low of user
RefCount: `0` value means the account has no active session, not `0`value means the account has an active session.
Sid:Security Identifier.
State: indicates the state of the local profile cache.
- 0001 Profile is mandatory.
- 0002 Update the locally cached profile.
- 0004 New local profile.
- 0008 New central profile.
- 0010 Update the central profile.
- 0020 Delete the cached profile.
- 0040 Upgrade the profile.
- 0080 Using Guest user profile.
- 0100 Using Administrator profile.
- 0200 Default net profile is available and ready.
- 0400 Slow network link identified.
- 0800 Temporary profile loaded.
RunLogonScriptSync : Determines whether the system waits for the logon script to finish running before it starts Windows Explorer and creates the desktop.
- 0 The logon script and Windows Explorer can run simultaneously.
- 1 Windows Explorer does not start until the logon script has finished running.
Best regards
- 編集済み MeipoXuMicrosoft contingent staff, Moderator 2014年11月3日 10:15
- 回答の候補に設定 arnavsharmaModerator 2014年11月6日 23:37
- 回答としてマーク arnavsharmaModerator 2014年11月10日 11:58
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Great breakdown of that particular area. At the bottom I see the RunLogonScriptSync can be set to either (0) or (1) and would like to know if changing RunLogonScriptSync from 0 to 1 may help the registry leak warnings I am getting?
All my other settings look as they should be and there are no other users on this computer and it is a home unit not on a Network of any sort. Am running W7x64 Hm Prem.
BTW my RefCount in registry shows 1 should this be 0?
- 編集済み tazmo8448 2015年4月1日 19:39