Removing profile restrictions has no effect Owen Leonard 2008-06-28T20:35:52Z 2008-06-28T20:35:52Z

Having tried the &#034;easiest fix&#034; already, I tried your suggestion to remove the Profile Restrictions and the Profiles themselves. Following that procedure did the trick. After the profiles were restored, I was able to unlock the all profile as expected.<br /><br />Thank you!

Owen Leonard 2008-06-28T20:35:52Z Dale Musselman 2008-06-27T23:39:04Z 2008-06-27T23:39:04Z

Sounds like maybe the Policy didn&#039;t get removed.<br /><br />Check and see if the C:\Policy folder is still there. It is normally deleted when you remove profile restrictions.<br /><br />The easiest fix to try is to replace and then removing profile restrictions again. Again check to see if the Policy folder is now gone.<br /><br />The next step is to remove first Profile Restrictions, then the Profiles themselves. [Doing this will mean losing any custom settings you&#039;ve added to the public profile.]<br /><br />After removing Profiles, make sure both C:\Policy and C:\Profiles folders are gone. If not, delete them manually.<br /><br />Then run the Configuration tool and replace the Profiles only. This should give you a new, refreshed set of unlocked profiles, minus any changes you have made to them.<br /><br />Dale

Dale Musselman 2008-06-27T23:39:04Z Owen Leonard 2008-06-25T13:23:53Z 2008-06-25T13:23:53Z

I&#039;m trying to remove profile restrictions in order to change which installed printer is the default. When I uninstall &#034;Public Access omputer Profile Restrictions and log in to the all profile, it doesn&#039;t seem as if the restrictions have been removed. I still can&#039;t access the full start menu. I&#039;ve just done the same process on 5 other computers, so I&#039;m pretty sure I&#039;m following the right procedure.<br /><br />What could be going wrong?

Owen Leonard 2008-06-25T13:23:53Z