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DeleteRoamingCache key on Vista Enterprise
V2 "Mark Heitbrink [MVP]" wrote: Hi, circulent schrieb: I just added a Vista machine to my network, and noticed that Romming Profiles are not working for this machine, but they work fine for my XP machines. Thoughts? Because you are using \\server\%username% as the Profilepath? Vista wants to add ".

roaming profiles for XP RPO Vista 2000 and automounted ...
That's (part of) what roaming profiles do. Of course, if you expect it to work just like a Mac, you'll be disappointed. If you were building a store for preferences alone, the registry is not, after all, what you'd build. So it's not too surprising it didn't come out like Apple's user-defaults stuff.

Vista - Roaming Profiles
If that doesn't work I would remove the box from the domain by joining it into a temp workgroup (remember to check local admin username and password before On just one Vista Business workstation (out of seven) connecting to SBS2k3 server/domain with roaming profiles, a single user (RoyS) gets the message "The

many problems with roaming, redirected folders, vista, etc...on ...
I get a temp profile instead. Any suggestions on what I can do to goose the server so that it talks with Vista. 1) The roaming profiles work fine as near as I can tell on XP, though this occasionally happens on the XP box also. 2) The roaming profiles are mainly for users not admins. However, neither works.

Should samba be split between client & server
Gav g...@nospam.com microsoft public windows server sbs I am doing an install at the moment and am having issues with roaming profiles. I have 4 machines 3 Acer desktops (all identical in build running XP) and 1 dell laptop (running vista). If I log onto one of the desktops, configure the users profile and

store pasword in Outlook 2003 with Win Vista
By default, \\server-name\Profiles\username can only be access by user himself, how did you copy files? 2. When the vista user log off and log on again, will the last setting never be saved? Only the you can see the items you copied before? 3. Do the Windows XP clients work well with roaming profile?

Roaming Profiles for Vista Workstations Not Working
lforbes lfor...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows vista general I just read in the Manual that Vista won't support XP roaming profiles. but that won't work because it is the user.man where I have a lot of their settings and I put all my shortcuts in My Network Places for shared folders.

Anybody see the Slashdot article entitled "Searching for a ...
Instead of doing that, see if you can't just migrate profiles and documents. I have used Roaming Profiles for this. I just copy the user's existing profile to some network It does *not* work on Vista though. The symptoms afterwards (from memory) are: Internet Explorer broken - Phishing filter doesn't work.

Vista ultimate on a domain with Roaming profiles
But once Excel 2007 opened it, Vista --->throws the document offline. ---> --->I see nothing in the event or application logs. ---> --->It should be noted that both the redirected folders and roaming profiles are --->kept on a Windows 2003 DC and these are replicated to another DC as they are --->contained in a

Vista + Roaming Profiles + Folder Redirection...
Witness the frequency at which roaming profiles stop working in certain environments after such-and-such a fix because suddenly some service doesn't release the HKCU hive on logout. I don't know the technical background of Vista, but the best thing they could do in the final release is drop the ******* registry as

many problems with roaming, redirected folders, vista, etc ...
I do roaming profiles from the server in Active Directory. I go to a user's account and click on the profile tab. I have 4 machines 3 Acer desktops (all identical in build running XP) and 1 dell laptop (running vista). If I log onto one of the desktops, configure the users profile and logout the <username>

Vista-elevation and HKEY_CURRENT_USER
They adamantly refuse to consider Office 2K7 or Vista. Forget about using roaming profiles if your workstations are running different versions of Windows. I don't know what else isn't going to work because this is an insuperable obstacle -- those POP3 accounts HAVE to be serviced by these users.

Why am I always prompted for name/pwd when accessing domain re
Is there a work around for this issue? "Chriss3 [MVP]" wrote: Hello. Windows Vista can't use existing roaming profiles for pre-windows operating system. (can't rooming profiles with win2000/winxp) Windows Vista will always create a new roaming profile that's used between Windows Vista PCs only.

Roaming Profile Issues with Corrupt Forms
Still peeved as to why the "Delete cached copies of roaming profiles" doesn't work, it is surely a bug? Cheers for your help, Rob "Florian Frommherz [MVP]" wrote: Profiles\Delete cached copies of roaming profiles" set as Enabled The client machine, being Vista Enterprise is adopting the policy successfully,

Vista folders
Thanks anyway, but i think i'm looking towards the mapped my Docs and perhaps roaming profiles. I might hold of with the imaging software until I see how Vista will handle this task. Thanks, Andy "Les Connor [SBS Community Member - SBS M" wrote: I mean the latter - RDP (mstsc). You can have the TS login as the

Considering a Transition from Windows to Linux
Alexfoo Alex...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public outlook installation I would like to precise that i don't want to use roaming profile (furthermore i won't work cause you can only redirect My documents and / or Desktop. "Alexfoo" wrote: Well, what a great news !!! One more reason to upgrade to Vista.

Vista-elevation and HKEY_CURRENT_USER
Andrew And...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows vista administration_accounts_passwords I am having problems getting a roaming profile to work on a Vista RC2 PC. First I thought it might be me as I have not used Vista or 2003 Server prior to this test but I see from other posts this is an issue

roaming profiles vista / xp migration
ridergroov ridergro...@comcast.net windows-vista Hi folks. I'm trying to get roaming profiles to work on a Vista Ultimate machine with Server 2003. Everything worked fine in XP until I started using Vista. I know the older profile doesnt' work with Vista, I know Vista uses a V2 at the end of its profile folder,

Deployment of mandatory user profiles
Jeff Church j...@jlctcs.com microsoft public windows vista performance_maintenance OK, I have a Windows 2003 Enterprise server running AD and when I try to log onto this domain with a Windows Vista Ultimate laptop it A)takes FOREVER to boot and B)tells me that it couldn't find my profile and will use a temporary

Roaming profiles between Vista and XP
Vista home will not "join" a Domain 2. You have no *real* security with a Workgroup. 3. Roaming Profiles (My Documents on a server share) can be a mess to deal with, even some skilled IT Admin don't mess with them. A Domain is required for Roaming Profiles, which Vista Home won't work on.