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So you are logging into a NEW Domain account on the workstation but some of the folders are being redirected to the OLD Domain?
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Hi,<br />
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We have a workstation that's trying to sync files/folders with an old domain it was once on.<br />
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The workstation logs into the NEW domain OK.<br />
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I've tried removing the workstation from all domains, and then re joinging the domain via the <a href="http://connect" rel="ugc">http://connect</a>&nbsp;method.<br />
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The same is true of the desktop icons (when not connected to the domain there are none)<br />
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Any ideas?
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Hi,

We have a workstation that's trying to sync files/folders with an old domain it was once on.

The workstation logs into the NEW domain OK.

I've tried removing the workstation from all domains, and then re joinging the domain via the http://connect method.

The same is true of the desktop icons (when not connected to the domain there are none)

Any ideas?

So you are logging into a NEW Domain account on the workstation but some of the folders are being redirected to the OLD Domain?

Workstation trying to sync folders to old domain

Hi,

We have a workstation that&#39;s trying to sync files/folders with an old domain it was once on.

The workstation logs into the NEW domain OK.

I&#39;ve tried removing the workstation from all domains, and then re joinging the domain via the http://connect method.

The same is true of the desktop icons (when not connected to the domain there are none)

Any ideas?

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