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I'll have to use shared user profile which is on Domain. I would like to clear/reset the profile to default settings so it will be like a new profile when user logs in. How can I do this from command line?
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I'll have to use shared user profile which is on Domain. I would like to clear/reset the profile to default settings so it will be like a new profile when user logs in. How can I do this from command line?
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I have used DelProf2 https://helgeklein.com/free-tools/delprof2-user-profile-deletion-tool/ . Normally I delete all profiles except few profiles I want to keep. With /id: you can delete only one specifig profile.
DelProf2.exe /l /id:username
/l List only, do not delete (what-if mode)
/u Unattended (no confirmation)
/id Include only profile directories whose name matches this pattern
Wildcard characters * and ? can be used in the pattern
May be used more than once and can be combined with /ed
1I do not think you can do this. Users should have their own domain profiles and not shared. – John – 2019-12-31T13:26:14.057
You soon run out of disk space if every one use their own profile. – JPX – 2020-01-18T12:46:17.813