A user profile describes the configuration for a specific user, including the user's environment and preference settings. Unless you plan and manage user profiles in a terminal server environment, user profiles can become large in size and can cause problems, such as slow logon times, when a user connects to a terminal server. User profile management is also important when users connect to several different terminal servers or connect to terminal servers in remote locations.
A user account was unlocked. Subject: Security ID: %4 Account Name: %5 Account Domain: %6 Logon ID: %7 Target Account: Security ...
A user created process matching criteria cannot have the same name as that of a built-in process matching criteria. Please ...
A user has requested a type of logon (e.g., interactive or network) that has not been granted. An administrator has control ...
A user opened a Remote Assistance invitation, but the invitation was closed due to too many bad password attempts to connect ...
A user profile describes the configuration for a specific user, including the user's environment and preference settings. ...
A user QoS policy "%2" potentially conflicts with other QoS policies. See documentation for rules about which policy will ...
A user QoS policy "%2" was ignored because the application path cannot be processed. The application path may be totally ...
A user QoS policy exceeds the maximum allowed name length. The offending policy is listed under the user-level QoS policy ...
A user QoS policy has a zero length name. The offending policy is listed under the user-level QoS policy root key, with index ...