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Peggy DaValt
Good afternoon -
I have been working on a project with deploying Office 2003 on new IBM PCs
to some of my "power" users.
I made an image of the master utilitizing the Kanguru appliance with Acronis
Migrate Easy (it was slick actually).
I included Anti-virus software, network software, desktop software,
anti-spyware software, etc. The imaging worked great and so did the software
when the users got their new PCs.
However, I made the mistake of going on vacation. When I came back, I found
that every single one of my 5 users had a browser hijacking error (they can't
get into IE to change their home page) and they all have roaming profile
issues that I can't seem to resolve. In one instance, I was able to get back
the hijacked browser but in another user I was not able to.
Has anyone else noticed security issues in Office 2003? None of my XP2002
users have any problems. I noticed on one user's PC when I gave her her old
machine back, her profile must still be corrupt, as on her old PC she still
gets a hijacked browser on her older PC.
I'm about ready to pull my hair out. I suspect it's totally a network
problem but I need to get the roaming profiles to work in conjunction with
Office 2003 before deploying anymore across the agency.
Please....any help you may have would be so appreciated. Thanks!!
Cordially,
Peggy DaValt
IS Comprehensive Senior - State of WI - Dept of Regulation & Licensing
(e-mail address removed)
I have been working on a project with deploying Office 2003 on new IBM PCs
to some of my "power" users.
I made an image of the master utilitizing the Kanguru appliance with Acronis
Migrate Easy (it was slick actually).
I included Anti-virus software, network software, desktop software,
anti-spyware software, etc. The imaging worked great and so did the software
when the users got their new PCs.
However, I made the mistake of going on vacation. When I came back, I found
that every single one of my 5 users had a browser hijacking error (they can't
get into IE to change their home page) and they all have roaming profile
issues that I can't seem to resolve. In one instance, I was able to get back
the hijacked browser but in another user I was not able to.
Has anyone else noticed security issues in Office 2003? None of my XP2002
users have any problems. I noticed on one user's PC when I gave her her old
machine back, her profile must still be corrupt, as on her old PC she still
gets a hijacked browser on her older PC.
I'm about ready to pull my hair out. I suspect it's totally a network
problem but I need to get the roaming profiles to work in conjunction with
Office 2003 before deploying anymore across the agency.
Please....any help you may have would be so appreciated. Thanks!!
Cordially,
Peggy DaValt
IS Comprehensive Senior - State of WI - Dept of Regulation & Licensing
(e-mail address removed)