If you have a roaming profile and receive either of the following messages and/or Event ID 1000 when logging in from Windows NT:
Your roaming profile is not available, the operating system is
attempting to log you on with your local profile. <error #>
-or-
The update of your roaming profile failed. Please contact your Network
Administrator. <error #>
the value of the <error #> should lead you to a resolution. Here are some common ones:
| error | M e a n i n g | R e s o l u t i o n |
| 2 | The system can't find the mandatory profile. | Insure that the user's profile path is pointing to the locatation of their NTuser.man. |
| 32 | The profile is in use by another process. | Log the other process off. |
| 53 | The network path to the profile can not be found. | Resolve any name resolution or network connectivity issues. |
| 67 | The network name can not be found. | Verify that the path listed is correct. |
| 71 | The server that houses the profile is out of connections. | Verify that the server has the necessary number of licenses. |
| 1385 | The user does not have the right to access the machine from the network. |
Grant the right to the user or appropriate group. |
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