asked on User login ia taking much higher time (Windows 7 & Windows 10
We have 3 new users. whenever they logged in any machine it takes around 15 minutes to load the profile (means showing desktop) every time however any existing user logged on same machine it works as normal. we are facing this issue for last week joinee users only.
Windows 10Windows OS
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Seth Simmons
Is there profile configured as roaming or local from server end. Is there any map drive configured which might takes long time to connect. Try to login by disconnecting the network connection.
What is your setup? Echo Satish's point. local/roaming profile, local/redirected folders. Drive mappings as part of GPP, etc.
does the setup include login/logout scripts to identify which DC they authenticate to? Check the environment (dcdiag)
other users on the same station have no issues? check ipconfig /all to make sure there are no public name server records in the output.
does the setup include login/logout scripts to identify which DC they authenticate to? Check the environment (dcdiag)
other users on the same station have no issues? check ipconfig /all to make sure there are no public name server records in the output.
ASKER
it works fine by disconnecting network.
Please refer the below answer for your question.
1) Profile configured - Local
2) Map Drive - No
Please refer the below answer for your question.
1) Profile configured - Local
2) Map Drive - No
run the following in a command window
nslookup -q=srv _ldap._tcp.dc._msdcs.youra
It sounds you have a two fold issue.
Potentially a faulty DC or a long discarded DC.
The login should not be consistently slow, it would be intermittent and would/should affect other users who start a new session.
Check on the system whether the new user now has a local profile c:\users\<newusername>
Do you have folder redirection deployed? This might be an issue if the <newusername> does not have rights to create the redirected folders in the \\addomain\<userfolders_sh
In this case, every time the user logs in, the system will try to redirect the folders when the GPO applies (offline, GPO does not apply) and will take until it times out/gives up before letting the user onto the system
network off, in the absence of a network, cached credentials are used, and GPO are not applied.
nslookup -q=srv _ldap._tcp.dc._msdcs.youra
It sounds you have a two fold issue.
Potentially a faulty DC or a long discarded DC.
The login should not be consistently slow, it would be intermittent and would/should affect other users who start a new session.
Check on the system whether the new user now has a local profile c:\users\<newusername>
Do you have folder redirection deployed? This might be an issue if the <newusername> does not have rights to create the redirected folders in the \\addomain\<userfolders_sh
In this case, every time the user logs in, the system will try to redirect the folders when the GPO applies (offline, GPO does not apply) and will take until it times out/gives up before letting the user onto the system
network off, in the absence of a network, cached credentials are used, and GPO are not applied.
ASKER
Result of command as below
C:\>nslookup -q=srv _ldap._tcp.dc._msdcs.youra
Server: inpunecpinfdc01.emrsn.org
Address: 10.129.168.114
*** inpunecpinfdc01.emrsn.org can't find _ldap._tcp.dc._msdcs.youra
C:\>nslookup -q=srv _ldap._tcp.dc._msdcs.youra
Server: inpunecpinfdc01.emrsn.org
Address: 10.129.168.114
*** inpunecpinfdc01.emrsn.org can't find _ldap._tcp.dc._msdcs.youra
You need to replace yourdomain with the real name of your domain.
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