I am working with a fresh install of SBS 2003 R2 Premium. I modified Group Policy to redirect Application Data, Desktop & Documents folders to a network share. Worked great.
Problem is I need to install a vendor software package that saves a file to the local Applicaiton Data folder, so I disabled the policies, rebooted, ran GPupdate /force, dcgpofix and scratched my head bloody, but the thing is still redirecting Applicaiton Data and Desktop. How in the world do i get it to stop redirecting these folders?
The server is still in lab, with all Service Pack & updates installed. Once the vendor software is installed, I copy the file created to the network redirect and the software runs fine. I simply forgot to install it before doing the policy. Any suggestions?
Problem is I need to install a vendor software package that saves a file to the local Applicaiton Data folder, so I disabled the policies, rebooted, ran GPupdate /force, dcgpofix and scratched my head bloody, but the thing is still redirecting Applicaiton Data and Desktop. How in the world do i get it to stop redirecting these folders?
The server is still in lab, with all Service Pack & updates installed. Once the vendor software is installed, I copy the file created to the network redirect and the software runs fine. I simply forgot to install it before doing the policy. Any suggestions?
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