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Ok had another look at the policy and found the &quot;Empty Temporary Internet Files When Browser is Closed&quot; option hopes that does it.<br />
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How can you limit the cache size for Citrix/Terminal server users running IE7 (running on 2003 server), on previous versions there was a registry fix or something to limit the ie cahce.<br />
The problem is that now the users profile's (roaming) increases in size and takes more time to load to the server at the logon process.<br />
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Please anyone knows how to limit the users cachesize to f.ex. 1 mb?<br />
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Thanks in advance
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How can you limit the cache size for Citrix/Terminal server users running IE7 (running on 2003 server), on previous versions there was a registry fix or something to limit the ie cahce.
The problem is that now the users profile's (roaming) increases in size and takes more time to load to the server at the logon process.

Please anyone knows how to limit the users cachesize to f.ex. 1 mb?

Thanks in advance

Ok had another look at the policy and found the &quot;Empty Temporary Internet Files When Browser is Closed&quot; option hopes that does it.



How to limit IE7 cache size for citrix/terminal server users

How can you limit the cache size for Citrix/Terminal server users running IE7 (running on 2003 server), on previous versions there was a registry fix or something to limit the ie cahce.
The problem is that now the users profile&#39;s (roaming) increases in size and takes more time to load to the server at the logon process.

Please anyone knows how to limit the users cachesize to f.ex. 1 mb?

Thanks in advance

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