Here's another one of those silly questions that I can't seem to find the answer to.
I have Windows 2000 at home just to play with. I made a bunch of changes when logged on as Administrator like shortcuts, colors, desktop settings, mouse settings, Internet settings, etc. When I log on as another User, all those settings are gone. I don't want to redo all of that and I know there's a way to either disable the option to have different settings per User or to copy the settings to the other User but I'm blind and can't figure it out!
Addition:
I found the "Copy to" option on the User Profiles tab in System Properties but that must not contain all the settings unless I did it incorrectly. I copied the Administrator's and set it to allow the User to use it and logged on as the User. The icons on the desktop looked correct but it didn't look like any other settings transferred like the background, quick launch icons, ability to single click instead of double, Internet settings, etc.
I would like everyone's settings to be the same without a hassle. I'm sure it's clear as day somewhere!
Any help appreciated.
Thanks!
[This message has been edited by angel (edited 10-21-2000).]
I have Windows 2000 at home just to play with. I made a bunch of changes when logged on as Administrator like shortcuts, colors, desktop settings, mouse settings, Internet settings, etc. When I log on as another User, all those settings are gone. I don't want to redo all of that and I know there's a way to either disable the option to have different settings per User or to copy the settings to the other User but I'm blind and can't figure it out!
Addition:
I found the "Copy to" option on the User Profiles tab in System Properties but that must not contain all the settings unless I did it incorrectly. I copied the Administrator's and set it to allow the User to use it and logged on as the User. The icons on the desktop looked correct but it didn't look like any other settings transferred like the background, quick launch icons, ability to single click instead of double, Internet settings, etc.
I would like everyone's settings to be the same without a hassle. I'm sure it's clear as day somewhere!
Any help appreciated.
Thanks!
[This message has been edited by angel (edited 10-21-2000).]