What is User Profile ?

User Profile

When any user first logged onto the computer, the system creates a user profile on the Profile. At the next logon, the system loads the user’s profile and information that saved in the user profile.

Types of User Profile

Local User Profile: Local User profile is stored on the local system’s hard disk. Any changes made to the local user profile only apply specifically to the user on which computer user profile have.

Roaming User Profile: Roaming User Profile is stored on the server share. Roaming User Profile is downloaded to any system that a user logged into the domain network so that when any user logged on to any computer on the network user get all the data and system components configured on the user profile. Any changes made to the roaming user profile are synched with the server where roaming user profile stored.

Mandatory User Profile: Mandatory User Profile is a type of Roaming User Profile. A user can modify on desktop but the changes are not saved when the user logged off. To create a mandatory user profile renames the NTuser.dat file to NTuser.man in the file system of the profile server.

Temporary User Profile: When user profile failed to load the profiles or windows not able to create a new default profile, then windows issued a user profile to allow the user to logged into the system. Such a profile is called a temporary profile. Temporary profiles are deleted at the end of the session and the data or settings saved on the profile are also lost. Temporary profiles are available only on the system running Windows 2000 and later.

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