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lol, I am the helpdesk ;)<br />
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It's 90+ users and growing, and I'm thinking the way forward is no roaming profiles as there's too much corruption when they have 10-30GB of data that is on the profile :P
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lol, I am the helpdesk ;)

It's 90+ users and growing, and I'm thinking the way forward is no roaming profiles as there's too much corruption when they have 10-30GB of data that is on the profile :P

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I'm just finding that users are getting corrupted profiles all to often, is there a way for me as the administrator to find out who does?<br />
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*I know why they are getting that way, and we are clamping down on it, just want to have something for the upper management if they ask if there's a way I can tell.
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I'm just finding that users are getting corrupted profiles all to often, is there a way for me as the administrator to find out who does?

*I know why they are getting that way, and we are clamping down on it, just want to have something for the upper management if they ask if there's a way I can tell.

Is there a way to tell if a users profile is damaged from an administrative standpoint?

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