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It would appear that this setting plus a couple of forced GPUPDATES did the trick... I've been battling this for quite a time.. thanks so very much!!
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Loop back processing ensure that no matter who logged on to computer / server, policy will apply
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GPRESULT /Z reports that the 'Office Drive Map' Group Policy has been successfully applied on our Terminal server. However, for a handful of users they are receiving no mapped drives. <br />
GPUPDATE /FORCE yields no result; rebooting the Terminal server proves unsuccessful too. <br />
I have 3 other group policies that are being successfully applied across the board so I've been stumped with this one for the past couple of weeks. <br />
Any thoughts, suggestions - fire away!<br />
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Many thanks<br />
Simon
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GPRESULT /Z reports that the 'Office Drive Map' Group Policy has been successfully applied on our Terminal server. However, for a handful of users they are receiving no mapped drives. 
GPUPDATE /FORCE yields no result; rebooting the Terminal server proves unsuccessful too. 
I have 3 other group policies that are being successfully applied across the board so I've been stumped with this one for the past couple of weeks. 
Any thoughts, suggestions - fire away!

Many thanks
Simon

GPO not applying mapped drives for some users

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