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HOW TO: Create and Configure User Accounts in Windows XP
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 279783 - This article describes how to create and configure user accounts using the new User Accounts
tool.
How to Create and Copy Roaming User Profiles in Windows XP
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 314478 - You may have reason to copy a defined user profile to a number of users. This presents each user with an identical initial profile at logon. Each user can then modify this profile as
required.
HOW TO: Assign a Mandatory User Profile in Windows XP
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 307800 - This article describes how to assign a mandatory user profile in Windows XP.
HOW TO: Add or Change a User's Picture
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 292434 - In Windows XP, you can have a
picture displayed next to the user name on the Welcome screen and
on the new Start menu. This article describes how to change
the picture and how to manually add one to a computer on a domain.
How to Check User Profiles on a Windows XP-Based Computer
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 294887 - This article describes how to check user profiles that are stored on a Windows XP-based
computer.
HOW TO:
Configure the User Name Mapping Service
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 324073 - UNIX-based domains and
Windows-based domains have different user identities and group
identities, even if the user names are the same. You can use the
User Name Mapping service to map Windows security identifications
(SIDs) to UNIX user identity
How to Copy User Data to a New User Profile
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 811151 - This article
describes how to copy user data from your Windows XP profile to a
new profile. When you copy user data into a new profile, the new
profile becomes a near duplicate of the old profile, and contains
the same preferences, appearance, and documents as the old
profile. If your old profile is corrupted in some way, you can
move the files and settings from the corrupt profile to a new
profile.
HOW TO: Disable the Local Administrator Account
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 281140 - This step-by-step article describes how to disable the local Administrator account. This information does not apply to the Domain Administrator account in an Active Directory
domain.
HOW TO: Manage Stored User Names and Passwords on a Computer in a Domain
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 306992 - This article describes how to manage stored user names and passwords on a computer that is a member of a
domain.
HOW TO: Manage Stored User Names and Passwords on a Computer That Is Not in a Domain
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 306541 - This article describes how to manage stored user names and passwords on a computer that is not a member of a
domain.
HOW TO: Switch
Between a Local and Roaming User Profile on a Mobile Windows
XP-Based Computer
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 312138 - This step-by-step
article describes how to switch between a local and roaming user
profile on a mobile Windows XP-based computer. A locally-stored
user profile is one that is only accessible from the local
computer.
How to Upgrade Administrative Template Files
This article explains how to upgrade Administrative Template Files
in order to manage Windows XP-based client computers in a Windows
2000 Server environment.
Roaming Profile Creation in Windows Using the "Copy To" Command
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 243420 - Roaming profiles contain user work environments, which include the desktop items and settings. Some examples of these environments are screen colors, mouse settings, window size and position, and network and printer connections.
Roaming profiles are available wherever the user logs on, provided
the server is available. This article describes how to create a
roaming profile.
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