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Check if the &quot;My documents&quot; folder redirected using GPO. That could cause this sync issue. 
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i have created a .BAT file to try fix this using the above. &nbsp;i will let you know how it goes.<br />
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Sean
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We have have renamed our file server from &quot;xyz01&quot; to &quot;abc01&quot; and updated folder redirection for roaming profiles and other GP's.<br />
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However some users still get sync errors when logging on and off as their files, mainly My Documents foler trys to sync to old file server even though the new file server is in the sync list.<br />
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How can we remove the old file server from the list and stop it trying to sync ?<br />
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We have have renamed our file server from "xyz01" to "abc01" and updated folder redirection for roaming profiles and other GP's.

However some users still get sync errors when logging on and off as their files, mainly My Documents foler trys to sync to old file server even though the new file server is in the sync list.

How can we remove the old file server from the list and stop it trying to sync ?



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