Ada,

As this is a Terminal Server running NLBS you might want to consider posting
this to the TermServ.Clients News Group. I am sure that Patrick, Vera or
Matthew - or someone else - will be able to take you down the right path to
resolving this issue!

HTH,

Cary


"Ada" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1E1AAB4B-2174-48BD-9AE7-087114AA384A@microsoft.com...
> I have a Windows 2000 Advanced Server environment; I am running AD and
have group policies implemented for our clients. I have 6 terminal servers
that are running nlbs and these clients access the servers via a virtual
URL.
> All users have roaming profiles and because of Group Policies, have a
limited desktop where they only see 3 icons.
> One user, was receiving an error message, and only this user, that stated:
>
> Windows cannot log you on because the profile cannot be loaded. Contact
your network administrator. DETAIL - The system has attempted to load or
restore a file into the registry, but the specified file is not in a
registry file.
>
> This was about a week ago. In the past, if users' profiles were too large,
they would not load to the server upon log on. This is not the case as her
profile is like 600KB.
> I logged on as the user on 5 of the 6 servers with no problem whatsoever.
However, when I log on to one particular server, her profile loads a regular
desktop and not the limited one I assigned via group policy. I tested using
a test account with the same GPO applied and had no problem. No other users
are reporting this issue. The last resort of mine is to blow away her
profile and recreate it....
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> Thanks in advance
>