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I’m taking a calculus course at a community college this summer. The class is held in a computer lab, since we use software to do our labs. Yesterday I changed some of my user settings (deleted some desktop icons, changed the size of the caption buttons, etc.). I logged off and the computer said my settings had been saved. When I logged back on this morning (same computer, same username), the settings had been reset.
Is there anyway for me to make sure my settings stay the same or is the computer set up to reset any changes that are made?
(The computer uses Windows XP and I do not have an admin account)
Sounds like that’s not something you are supposed to do, and it’s probably running DeepFreeze or some other software that resets the system to a normal state on reboot/startup. Talk to the IT Department maybe?
Yeah, I read it and the first guess I had was that it was using DeepFreeze. Google it to learn more about it, but I think you’re pretty much stuck with what you’ve got.
*sigh* That’s what I figured… Oh, well. I guess I’ll just have to deal with it.
Thanks so much for your responses.