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yeah thats what i figured..thanks!
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have a client that used %Logonserver% for the path for roaming profile instead of specifying. &nbsp;alot of multiple profiles and profiles not found. &nbsp;They decided they can do without roaming profiles. &nbsp;Whats the best solution to just break those profiles, clean them up and go back to using local domain profile.?
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have a client that used %Logonserver% for the path for roaming profile instead of specifying.  alot of multiple profiles and profiles not found.  They decided they can do without roaming profiles.  Whats the best solution to just break those profiles, clean them up and go back to using local domain profile.?

Corrupt roaming profiles

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