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I have a user who is having a issue where his user profile isnt writing back to the server. Rather than fix the issue, I would like him to just have a local profile that doesnt roam. <br />
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When I do this I dont want to loose his desktop and printers etc that he currently has.<br />
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The user is currently logged into the PC with the roaomig profile.<br />
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How do I convert him to a local profile with as little disruption as possible and no profile data loss?
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I have a user who is having a issue where his user profile isnt writing back to the server. Rather than fix the issue, I would like him to just have a local profile that doesnt roam. 

When I do this I dont want to loose his desktop and printers etc that he currently has.

The user is currently logged into the PC with the roaomig profile.

How do I convert him to a local profile with as little disruption as possible and no profile data loss?

Disable users roaming profile without losing the profile data

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