beany1 Posted January 19, 2012 Posted January 19, 2012 Hi all, Don't know if this has been covered, not really sure what to search for! I have folder redirection setup for Documents, this is to the users home path. I've tried it both with %homepath%%homeshare% (this is the original setting before I started) and also "Redirect to the users home directory". Now both work fine, saving to Documents and opening from documents is fine no delay, however if I click Documents on the start menu there is about a 15 second delay before explorer opens. Watched task manager there is no spike in usage. Thought maybe its a problem with windows explorer but as I am waiting for Documents to open I can open Computer, go to the user drive, open a document from it before Documents finally decides to show its face! So any ideas?!
beany1 Posted January 19, 2012 Author Posted January 19, 2012 Cheers Michael, it may be my tired eyes but I can't see anything relating to my Q on that thread... All the folder redirection works fine, it all shows up, everyone can write/read that should be able to and the user area shows in Computer. However when clicking the 'Documents' link on the start menu there's a delay before Windows Explorer shows literally nothing happens for 15 seconds, no mouse cursor activity nothing in task manager there's just a weird delay. If I for example open Word click save go to Documents it opens instantly and I can save to the user area, or if I go to Computer I can open the user area mapped drive instantly.
Michael Posted January 19, 2012 Posted January 19, 2012 I just thought I'd show you how I map/redirect as it's pretty much instant the way I configure things. You might be redirecting differently as there are different methods
beany1 Posted January 20, 2012 Author Posted January 20, 2012 Oh cheers Michael, Yeah tried every which way! FQDN, UNC to server, as well as the previously mentioned %homepath%%homeshare% Each way it works fine in every program, just the serious delay when I click the link for Documents on the Start Menu.
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