On Tuesday 29 October 2002 11:50, Andy Bakun wrote: > > 1. WinXP logon/logoff is unbearably, excruciatingly, painfully, s*l*o*w. > > 'loading your personal settings....' and 'saving your settings....' can > > take upwards of 10 minutes for some users. In the process, users either > > get impatient and forcibly power off their machines/undock their > > notebooks, which leads to data corruption and damaged profiles. > > Sometimes, minutes into the process, a '...could not update your > > [local|roaming] profile...' message will appear. Is there *anything* > > that can be done to help with this in the short run? (Not using Windows > > would be the best, but it's not an option.) > > Verify that IE's cache isn't being stored in the user's profile. ... > may want to "delete all offline content" first, it goes much faster then > (at least with IE5.5). > > Andy.
Andy - Thanks, will look into it, but I have an ntconfig.pol file set with policies to do that automatically. Although.... the ntconfig.pol is an NT/2K carryover that isn't 100% supported on XP, so maybe it's slipping through... -- Len Laughridge, Director of Information Technology Kitchen & Associates Architectural Services, PA Architecture - Planning - Interior Design 856.854.1880 x101
