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When I use this method, I get an error when I set up a new user and then try to log into that new user. It says that it cannot access the new user's profile location, that it might be on another network etc. and instead of getting a “normal” desktop, it is black. I look in the users directory and there is no folder created for the new user. I even tried resetting the permissions on the new users folder ('e:users') to match those for the c:users folder (and subfolders), but this didn't help either.
This did work for me on W7 RC2, but I am trying this on W7 RTM, and it isn't working. Any thoughts?
Wow, this is awesome! I have been using a KVM for a long time and it will be great not to double tap the scroll lock a million times a day!!!
Wow, this is awesome! I have been using a KVM for a long time and it will be great not to double tap the scroll lock a million times a day!!!