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Subject: XP SP3 and Outlook Profile Missing?
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Jake Barton User is Offline
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7/17/2008 01:34 PM  
I have just completed an installation with a mix of XP machines running SP2 and SP3.
 
It may just be co-incidence but we had the following problems with the XP SP3 machines
 
1. Sage V11 failed to install. Had to do a work around with ODBC drivers in safe mode!
 
2. The outlook profile is missing for users that are not administrators. Eg the exchange account does not setup at all for normal users. You have to add it manually from the Mail control panel.
 
Anyone else had any similar problems. It would be useful to know how to fix the Outlook Profile issue!
 
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8/31/2008 02:43 AM  
Hi Jake,
 
Did you use the wizards to add the computers and users?

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9/01/2008 10:05 AM  
Hi

Yes we did it all properly using the wizards.

I have also found that SP3 disables the RDP service in Internet Explorer so that the terminal services feature in RWW doesnt work until you re-enable it

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9/01/2008 05:22 PM  
Hi Jake,
 
If you assign the users to the computer during the connectcomputer process, it will put those users automagically in the local admin group. That should do the trick for Outlook. Once the user has actually logged in once on a computer, you can remove them from the local admin group.
The RDP add-in in XP SP3 is a known issue.

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