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There are no errors in eventview i should mention too. There is also no message that a temporary profile is loaded. The changes i make on one machine are saved (somewhere) and on another machine there will be a new profile created on first logon.
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There are no errors in eventview i should mention too. There is also no message that a temporary profile is loaded. The changes i make on one machine are saved (somewhere) and on another machine there will be a new profile created on first logon.

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I started it from the scratch and there you go...
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I started it from the scratch and there you go...

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Hi,<br />
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I need to get roaming profiles start working. I have Windows 7 pro clients in a Server2003 AD.<br />
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With permissions of the share where the profiles should be saved there are no problems. The Clients create their folder %username%.v2 in this shared folder. But this user-folder stays empty. <br />
From client i can access this folder via share and create files in it. <br />
Under System-Properties it says in userprofiles that my profile would be a roaming profile with status &quot;roaming&quot;.<br />
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I don´t get it...
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Hi,

I need to get roaming profiles start working. I have Windows 7 pro clients in a Server2003 AD.

With permissions of the share where the profiles should be saved there are no problems. The Clients create their folder %username%.v2 in this shared folder. But this user-folder stays empty. 
From client i can access this folder via share and create files in it. 
Under System-Properties it says in userprofiles that my profile would be a roaming profile with status "roaming".

I don´t get it...

Roaming profiles with Windows 7 (and Server 2003) are not working

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).

Windows Server 2003

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Web Servers

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