Re: All my personal setting gone after log off in the office by Pegasus
Pegasus
Sun May 11 15:00:38 PDT 2008
See below.
"marcoop" <marcoop@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:D8452428-4900-47ED-BB0A-7A1292CBEC68@microsoft.com...
> thansk for the reply
>
> for moment I could run as I have, I check and even I do not have the acess
> to the programs under start, the programs works fine, and I have full
> acess
> to the good desktop (for the files storaged there), and for Outlook I can
> work on the remote-web version for a couple of days
>
> my account does not have fully administrative privileges, that I know, so
> i
> fear i could not do what you propouse me
>
> so my main worries right now, are, what would happend when on Wednesday I
> will log on in the company ??, whould everything come to normality ??, or
> will I lose any data in my good desktop ?? (i do not care about my
> fresh-new
> desktop)
*** It's hard to say whether things will automatically get back to
*** normal since I'm not entirely sure what's happened. Your
*** pre-weekend data will certainly be there (and if your company-
*** based backup scheme is worth its name, it will also be
*** backed up on an independent medium). This would be a
*** good time to ask your IT person: If I had lost my good
*** desktop data, would you have been able to restore it?
***
*** To protect yourself against the possibility of your temporary
*** profile folder disappearing once you're back in the office,
*** create a dedicated folder c:\Marcoop and save your files in
*** this folder.
> thanks in advance
>
> "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote:
>
>>
>> "marcoop" <marcoop@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:D450FFEF-CF92-4090-A064-9966A5A60345@microsoft.com...
>> > yesterday, after work in the office with wireless conection, and turn
>> > off
>> > the
>> > laptop when i believe the wifi was enable, I am unable to log on again
>> > within
>> > my personal setting being offline (i do not have posibility to go back
>> > to
>> > the
>> > office up to next wednesday)
>> >
>> > after write user and pasword, a pop-up message ::
>> >
>> > Logon protector information
>> > A domain controller for your domain could not be contacted. You have
>> > been
>> > loged on using cached account information. Changes made to your
>> > profile
>> > since you last logged on may not be available.
>> >
>> > and a fresh-clean-just-after-installation windows apear
>> > I can see that in the hard disk still are the content of my real
>> > desktop,
>> > but they do not apear in the actual desktop
>> >
>> > is anything I can/should do to recover my normal log on ?
>> >
>> > is any risk that next time i can connect in the office (either by
>> > wireless
>> > or lan cable) I will lose any of my iles/configurations ? or everything
>> > should come to normality then ??
>> >
>> > (windows xp, SP2 and domain controler provide by the company)
>> >
>> > thanks in advance
>>
>> Your best bet would be to contact your IT support person on
>> his/her emergency number. If you don't know this number then
>> it's probably time to review the after-hours support arrangements
>> in your company.
>>
>> The alternative is to copy your office-based profile folder to your
>> current profile folder. This is not exactly trivial and it only works
>> if your logon account has administrative privileges. Launch "My Computer"
>> and have a look in the folder "c:\Documents and Settings". Now
>> try to open every folder whose name somehow relates to your
>> logon name. Drill down in each of these folders. Can you access
>> them or do you get an "Access denied" message?
>>
>>
>>