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marielexoteria
Hello, first time poster.
We had Novell until aoout 2 months ago when we migrated to AD. After the
"acclimatization" process it was decided we would uninstall the Novell log in
window. Well, it just so happens that after we did the deed the HOMESHARE key
got modified in a bad way and this affects a program.
Our "home folders" are now located in "My documents", which in turn is
located in a network disk with UNC mapping. On a successful uninstallation
the Homeshare key should look like \\server\users$\username. On most of our
computers, that same key looks like \\server\users$\ and this affects our
mail and database client, Lotus Notes, in a way that it won't start up.
We got a hotfix from Microsoft but it doesn't work for us.
We run XP Pro SP2 fully updated on Dell Optiplex and Precision (multiple
models) computers. And not all the computers have this problem, which makes
the problem even weirder for us.
Any tips out there for me?
Greetings from Sweden
We had Novell until aoout 2 months ago when we migrated to AD. After the
"acclimatization" process it was decided we would uninstall the Novell log in
window. Well, it just so happens that after we did the deed the HOMESHARE key
got modified in a bad way and this affects a program.
Our "home folders" are now located in "My documents", which in turn is
located in a network disk with UNC mapping. On a successful uninstallation
the Homeshare key should look like \\server\users$\username. On most of our
computers, that same key looks like \\server\users$\ and this affects our
mail and database client, Lotus Notes, in a way that it won't start up.
We got a hotfix from Microsoft but it doesn't work for us.
We run XP Pro SP2 fully updated on Dell Optiplex and Precision (multiple
models) computers. And not all the computers have this problem, which makes
the problem even weirder for us.
Any tips out there for me?
Greetings from Sweden