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SUMMARYUse the Flattemp.exe utility to enable or disable "flat" temporary directories. By default, flat temporary directories are disabled. This means that the system will create a subdirectory under the directory specified by the TEMP and TMP environment variables that correspond to the hexadecimal value of each user's logon ID. MORE INFORMATION
For example, if a user logs on to Terminal Server and his logon ID is 2
(decimal), the system creates the directory C:\TEMP\2 (if C:\TEMP is the
directory specified by the user's TEMP environment variable). If a user
logs on and has logon ID 10 (decimal), the directory created is C:\TEMP\A.
This setting is system global: it applies to all users.
NOTE: When you enable this tool it changes the permissions on the Temp directory to the following: Logged on user FCNo other accounts are in the Access Control List (ACL) and the Everyone and Creator/Owner groups are removed. All users need to modify their environment variables for Temp and Tmp to point to their home folder. If users do not change their variables, they cannot gain access to the Temp folder. Additional query words:
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