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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?!

Posted

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.

Posted
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 :)
Posted

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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