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Very cool. I was hoping this was the case. Thanks so much
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If you're still monitoring this question. I tested this scenario and it didn't work. I lost my desktop when I disconnected my computer from the network. Is there a setting that enables caching?
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Presuming you're using group policies to map your desktop to a server, there are also group policies that will ensure this is set up. See the technet article here:<br />
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<a href="https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj649078.aspx" rel="ugc">https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj649078.aspx</a>
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okay, thanks again. Yes i'm using group policies. I'll check out the article
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I've redirected the users desktops. In the event of a network disconnect does windows 10 cache it in the case of the client computer disconnecting from the network. Will the user lose their desktop?
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I've redirected the users desktops. In the event of a network disconnect does windows 10 cache it in the case of the client computer disconnecting from the network. Will the user lose their desktop?

Does Desktop redirection cache desktop?

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