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No its set to Leave the folder in the new location when the policy is removed.<br />
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I would use the Scott's approach if it doesn't work. would have to do the copy and paste manually or over PS script.
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If the new location is similar to the old location you might be able to just move files with something like robocopy. If not, then yes you might have to use something like powershell...
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No comments have been made for much longer duration and it is considered that the issue has been resolved &nbsp;by either of the experts hence closing the thread.
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im changing roaming profiles to local, I'm trying to change the folder redirection path and it seems to be referencing the old path. New GPOs have been created. &nbsp;what's weird Is if I log a new user onto the pc folder redirection works fine. creating a local account got a user that's already on the computer doesn't work <br />
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im changing roaming profiles to local, I'm trying to change the folder redirection path and it seems to be referencing the old path. New GPOs have been created.  what's weird Is if I log a new user onto the pc folder redirection works fine. creating a local account got a user that's already on the computer doesn't work 

please assist

Issue with folder redirection

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