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PC Profile Manager 2.0.0.1
Helm Technologies
PC Profile Manager collects extensive data on all user profiles in the domain. It allows you to intelligently clean active directory, audit user profiles and administer every workstation on the domain. PC Profile Manager also allows backup and restore the full user profile from one machine to another. No agents to deploy, no scripts to write, and no more manual processes. Major user profile management features: Delete user profiles from any PC within your Domain; Delete an active directory user, and automatically delete the physical profile from any machine user has logged onto; Backup and restore user profiles from one PC to another PC; Identify, group, and manage users and computers who have not logged onto the domain within 30/60/90 days; Locate and delete local user profiles from the PC; and Synchronize your changes in PC Profile Manager to Active Directory with a click.
Version 2.0.0.1 includes unspecified updates.
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