I call it chicken on your part, Martin ... because you know damn good and well I have offered to send you the complete chain of exchanges, complete with all contact info ...and YOU FAILED TO TAKE ME UP ON IT. You get roasted because you don't post documents .. you basically post 2nd and 3rd hand hearsay either in paraphrase or selected "excerpts." But let's not divert from the point here:

The name of the setting is "Delete cached copies of roaming profiles" and the cached copy is the one in C:\Documents and Settings, so that's the one you want to get rid of. You'll find the setting here: Computer Configuration - Administrative Templates - System - User profiles _________________________________________________________ Vera Noest MCSE, CCEA, Microsoft MVP - Terminal

That's how profile handling is designed. Everything would be terribly slow if you didn't have a local copy of the profile. But you can configure the server to delete these local copies of the profiles automatically when users log off. That's easiest done in a Group Policy. "Delete cached copy of roaming profile" _________________________________________________________ Vera Noest MCSE

When you use a TS profile redirected (=roaming) to another drive, the profile will be loaded on the server on which the user logs on. During log on the profile is copied to the TS. When the user logs off, the profile is copied back to the redirected location. When you use a GPO for redirection of my documents, startmenu, etc , these settings are NOT copied to the TS with log on. They stay

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