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| I switched my laptop from a doamin (for which it was configured) to a Workgroup. After entering a workgroup name, username, and passowrd, I had to restart. At this point I did not know the Admin password, so I was unable to continue. The admin reset the laptop to domain, but upon logging back on (with my username/password), everything in "My documents" had dissapered. (along with many other user settings) Special software was used to recover deleted items. Yet, it found none of the files. Recent documents dosen't show anything, and searching for the files, also turns up nothing. any help is greatly appriciated! - Ty | Guest
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| Hello, Ty - The stuff isn't missing, really ![]() When you join a domain and log in to that domain account Windows XP creates a new user profile for you. The documents are still there, but since you have a new user profile on the machine you have a new "My Documents" folder. The reason the utility didn't find the files is that they're most likely not deleted ;-) Tell the admin to look in c:\documents and settings and move the documents from your old local profile to your new domain profile. hth - Quote:
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