Roaming Profiles

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by Peconet Tietokoneet · 10 years ago In reply to Roaming Profiles

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc732275.aspx

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RE: Roaming Profiles in Win 7

by JLogan3o13 · 10 years ago In reply to Roaming Profiles

Unfortunately, since Vista and Win 7 uses a different profile structure, this is not a configuration issue but a planned feature from Microsoft. The use of roaming profiles when switching between XP and Vista/7 is unsupported, thus the Server will automatically create the V2 profile, and pull over what it can.

If this is absolutely necessary, it can be accomplished through either some scripting options or low-cost third-party tools. However, the suggestion from Microsoft is to have a homogeneous network and not mix client Operating Systems.

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by adminmichael · 10 years ago In reply to RE: Roaming Profiles in W ...

OK thanks-- that's what i have found out as well but i also tried to redirect the my documents and desktop folders to the users U because that is basically that same thing... But the problem i ran across is that that doesn't work on it doesn't seem to work. do you know why that doesn't redirect it to the folder?

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RE: Redirection

by devand · 9 years ago In reply to Roaming Profiles

If you have it set to redirect to the user's mapped U drive, and that drive map is specified through AD, Group Policy won't see it upon first logon because GP runs before the drive is actually mapped (I'm pretty sure anyways). You're better off creating a share on the server and mapping to that.

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