Multiple profiles

I have a laptop running Vista Home Premium that I use to connect to my
network at home but I also use my laptop at work. Is there a way to set up
multiple profiles so that I don't have to keep changing my settings?

For example:

At home I want printer A as my default and I wish to connect to my network
through wireless.

At work I want printer B as my default printer and I wish to disable my
wireless (corporate policy)
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gmh

Hello,

I don't think there's an easy way to create a double-profile that has access
to the same user files.
You could make a new user account, called "Work" or something, and enable
access to your other profile's files and programs.

Greetings,
P. Di Stolfo
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"gmh" <geoff.hains@gmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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>I have a laptop running Vista Home Premium that I use to connect to my
> network at home but I also use my laptop at work. Is there a way to set
> up
> multiple profiles so that I don't have to keep changing my settings?
>
> For example:
>
> At home I want printer A as my default and I wish to connect to my network
> through wireless.
>
> At work I want printer B as my default printer and I wish to disable my
> wireless (corporate policy)
> --
> gmh

yes i have three accounts in vista home premium and i don't want the same
settings in and access to the main profile. how can i create separate
profiles for standard accounts for changes that i don't want reflected in the
administrator account?

"gmh" wrote:

> I have a laptop running Vista Home Premium that I use to connect to my
> network at home but I also use my laptop at work. Is there a way to set up
> multiple profiles so that I don't have to keep changing my settings?
>
> For example:
>
> At home I want printer A as my default and I wish to connect to my network
> through wireless.
>
> At work I want printer B as my default printer and I wish to disable my
> wireless (corporate policy)
> --
> gmh