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It is bit long but maybe, just maybe someone knows the answer.

 

I am new learning IT technician in big primary school. This is my 3rd wee on the job. Previous guy was much more knowledgeable then myself and build whole network with help of support company. I am now trying not to ruin what he has done and build on it. We are still on Windows 2008 server and windows 7 desktop with RM management. I have never used RM so it’s all new to me.

Problem I have is with a user.

PC gave up the ghost. I have taken it away and established that HDD is dead. Found spare PC, rebuild it following instructions from my support guy and was happy with it. Until…

I logged user in and that’s when problems started. They couldn’t use outlook. Error we were getting was that outlook can’t connect to the Exchange server. After few hours of trying find the issue I gave up and rebuild it again. No luck.

This is what happens when user logs in:

- All mappings are fine

- Users’ desktop not coming through

- User can’t see all programs. There are just few random programs like 2simple and few others, no Office

- Internet is working fine

- When user logs off they get error message: Your roaming user profile was not completely synchronized. See the event log for details or contact administration.

- User is logged in on 2 different machines and is working fine. Any new PC that hasn’t got her profile already coming up with above problems

Event viewer error says: Windows cannot copy profile from C:\Users\ldalton.301 to \\njs-sr-01\RMNonTeacherProfiles\ldalton.301.V2, you do not have enough disk space.

 

And

Windows cannot copy profile from C:\Users\ldalton.301 to \\njs-sr-01\RMNonTeacherProfiles\ldalton.301.V2, you do not have enough disk space.

 

 

Steps I took so far:

 

 

  1. Makes sure she's not logged in one any PC
  2. Open system properties and go to the advanced tab
  3. Click on user profile settings button
  4. Delete her profile from the list
  5. Delete any old profiles that still exist in the C:\users directory
  6. Reset her profile on the RMMC, log her back in and test Outlook

 

I also deleted user with regedit.

 

Dose this makes sense to anyone?

 

Thank you,

 

M

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