Re: "Default User" profile

there is another way to deal with this, if you all log on with the same
account in the first place.
****Warning dont mess with much in this next part cos if you dont know what
you are doing you will be naffed totally!***
click start and in the little text box at the bottom type the following


control userpasswords2


at the top of the box is a little tick box, UNTICK it and it will bring up a
password box - type in any password you have put in (but if you havent,
click the ok button while the boxes are empty) then click ok

next time you restart your machine it will go straight into windows

*** Endo of dangerous stuff lol****

Stu
"Holdout2000" <> wrote in message
news:868291F6-42D0-4F7C-ADC3-...
> Can you create a "Default User" profile in Windows Vista like in XP SP2.
> So
> that every user that logs on to a machine get the same profile created?
> (Desktop, Programs, etc.)

On Tue, 2 Jan 2007 17:02:10 -0000, "stuart richards"

>there is another way to deal with this, if you all log on with the same
>account in the first place.

That's what we generally do, but what I want is to control the new
account prototype so that any new accounts that get created won't use
sucky MS defaults for shell settings, folder locations, etc.

Many of the settings I'm after are easy to set interactively if you
are in the account, but aren't easy to export as a .REG, so it's not
quite as simple as "bind the hive and edit it".



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