Security Message on workstations when they are rebooted.

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in middle of day, of our systems froze.  when rebooted them, see following message:

 

windows cannot locate server copy of roaming profile , attempting log on local profile. changes profile not copied server when logoff. possible causes of error include network problems or insufficient security rights. if problem persists, contact network administrator.   detail - system detected possible attempt compromise security. please ensure can contact server authenticated you.

we no longer can access our server files on our server our workstations.

 

 

 

hi,

 

based on experience, can temporary problem. may try reboot again after while. if problem continues, please check if can logon user credential. meanwhile, following article might helpful you:

 

you receive "windows cannot locate server copy of roaming profile" error message when try log on windows xp-based client

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/832850

 

regards,

bruce

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