NOTE: "Tim will be the name of the made up user account on my machine"
Ok I have never seen this. Up until about 5 months ago I had always used my PC locally with me sitting at it with a monitor etc. I would log into the only user profile (Tim) on that machine that was the administrator. In total there was 2 accounts if you want to get technical, which was the built in admin and my account with admin rights. Computer is joined to a work group "myhouse"
So about a month ago I sold the monitor I was using and now am saving for a computer build this winter. You see I started a new job 5 months ago and they gave me an Macbook Pro that is a hell of a lot better than my PC so I use that.
I have Windows RDP for Mac and I would remote into my PC. The first time I remoted in to my PC I would just do updates. About a week ago I noticed that when I would log in RDP was logging me into "Tim.Tim'sPC" (I did not create this manually) profile. It was not loading or even allowing me to access the files on the "Tim" profile even though I was passing the credentials of "Tim" when I would log into the machine via RDP.
So I tried to go into computer management and define the "Tim" home folder to be the Tim's documents, settings etc even though by default it did not need to be defined. After I did this still no luck.
So I busted out my roommates monitor and hooked it up to my computer and tried to log into the "Tim" account locally. When I did this it took me to the "Tim.Tim'sPC" profile.
Then I was like "oh shit" so in the end I created another account and I moved all the documents and application data to that account, but anyone care to explain this? I have never seen this happen.
Ok I have never seen this. Up until about 5 months ago I had always used my PC locally with me sitting at it with a monitor etc. I would log into the only user profile (Tim) on that machine that was the administrator. In total there was 2 accounts if you want to get technical, which was the built in admin and my account with admin rights. Computer is joined to a work group "myhouse"
So about a month ago I sold the monitor I was using and now am saving for a computer build this winter. You see I started a new job 5 months ago and they gave me an Macbook Pro that is a hell of a lot better than my PC so I use that.
I have Windows RDP for Mac and I would remote into my PC. The first time I remoted in to my PC I would just do updates. About a week ago I noticed that when I would log in RDP was logging me into "Tim.Tim'sPC" (I did not create this manually) profile. It was not loading or even allowing me to access the files on the "Tim" profile even though I was passing the credentials of "Tim" when I would log into the machine via RDP.
So I tried to go into computer management and define the "Tim" home folder to be the Tim's documents, settings etc even though by default it did not need to be defined. After I did this still no luck.
So I busted out my roommates monitor and hooked it up to my computer and tried to log into the "Tim" account locally. When I did this it took me to the "Tim.Tim'sPC" profile.
Then I was like "oh shit" so in the end I created another account and I moved all the documents and application data to that account, but anyone care to explain this? I have never seen this happen.