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Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Guide - User Manual

Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Guide
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Guide to Microsoft® Windows NT® 4.0 Profiles and Policies

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Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Guide Specifications

General IconGeneral
DeveloperMicrosoft
Kernel typeHybrid
Preceded byWindows NT 3.51
Succeeded byWindows 2000
Release dateAugust 24, 1996
PlatformAlpha, MIPS, PowerPC
LicenseCommercial
Default user interfaceWindows shell (Graphical)

Summary

Establishing User Profiles - An Overview

Creating and Administering User Profiles

Describes various methods for creating and administering user profiles, including mandatory and default profiles.

User Profile Structure

Explains that a User Profile consists of a Windows NT registry hive and profile directories.

Creating and Maintaining User Profiles

Creating a New Roaming User Profile for Windows NT 4.0

Step-by-step guide to creating a new roaming user profile for Windows NT 4.0.

Creating a New Mandatory User Profile for Windows NT 4.0

Step-by-step guide to creating a new mandatory user profile for Windows NT 4.0.

Making a Roaming Profile Mandatory

Procedures for changing a user's ability to modify a profile or enforcing server-based profiles.

Implementing System Policies for Desktop Control

System Policy - An Introduction

Defines System Policy as registry settings controlling desktop environment and resources for users/groups.

The System Policy Editor

Describes the graphical tool for updating registry settings to implement System Policies.

Configuring Policy Settings and Registry Modifications

Details how to configure policy settings using .adm files and modify registry entries via the editor.

Deploying Policies and Managing Settings

Covers deploying policies to NT and Win 95 machines, and modifying settings on stand-alone workstations.

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