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Hi,<br />
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we use roaming profiles because some of the people don´t have a special pc and they use the first empy device they find... Those people &nbsp;in addition are able to use a terminal server 2012 via vpn. They use the same credentials. After using the terminal server and relogin to an &quot;normal&quot; pc, some of the links and icons on the Desktop are killed, because those Programms weren´t installed on the server (i think).<br />
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any idea to use terminal server and roaming profiles ?<br />
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thanks for helping me<br />
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loosian
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Hi,

we use roaming profiles because some of the people don´t have a special pc and they use the first empy device they find... Those people  in addition are able to use a terminal server 2012 via vpn. They use the same credentials. After using the terminal server and relogin to an "normal" pc, some of the links and icons on the Desktop are killed, because those Programms weren´t installed on the server (i think).

any idea to use terminal server and roaming profiles ?

thanks for helping me

loosian

Roaming profile kills icons on the Desktop because those programms are not on the Terminal-Server but on the clients

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