Article ID: 186537 - Last Review: November 1, 2006 - Revision: 2.1

Terminal Server Commands: PERUSER

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SUMMARY

PERUSER enables or disables per-user file associations.

Syntax

peruser [/query] [/enable] [/disable]

Parameters

none

/query
Queries the current setting.
/enable
Enables per-user file associations.
/disable
Disables per-user file associations.

Security Restrictions

Only administrators can run peruser.

PERUSER -- Additional Notes

By default, all file associations in applications such as File Manager are system global (they apply to all users). Per-user file associations are not enabled because they may cause user profiles to grow 1-2 MB. If you have users who require per-user file associations (for example, if one user wants to associate .doc files with Microsoft Word but another user wants them to start the Word Viewer), you can enable per-user file associations by using the peruser /enable command. Use peruser /disable to disable per- user file associations. Use peruser /query to check if per-user file associations are enabled.

APPLIES TO
  • Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0, Terminal Server Edition
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