dudleyar

I feel your pain my friend, I have felt the same since it started Plaguing us when we moved to Windows 7 4 Years ago, should have stayed on XP , I have even spoken with Microsoft on the Phone, managed to get a remote session! But they were about as useful as a Chocolate Teapot

Last Monday I patched the Servers as well, and since then until today, we did not have one Profile go corrupt!

This has not fixed it for us, I thought it had, but we have just had a profile go corrupt today , we went a whole week without an incident as well! So maybe it helped I am not sure

Our File Servers are running 2008R2 but our Clients are all Windows 7 x64 Enterprise, I will install it on our Clients, its a shame it can't be deployed via WSUS! Thanks for you help Arthur

Thanks for the Reply, did you install the Hotfix on All your Windows 7 Machines? Or just your File Server?

Any news on this 6 Years Later and we are having this issue on a Windows 7 Network, a lot after the summer break, Thanks Andy - - - Updated - - - Did you ever resolve this issue?

This does sound rather random! Have you checked the Users folder on the Machines to see if there are in Stuck Profiles potentially? I found that on one computer that I was never asked Credentials on (Before I set up the Scripts) That everytime I logged off and on, I never got asked for a Password, and it turned the Roaming Profile was stuck on the computer

Well that is create news that it can work, I just need to find out why it is not working for me now :-P I can confirm that the Roaming Credentials folder is being uploaded and downloaded fine at Log on, I think the issue now is more to do with Outlook not looking at the Roaming Credentials folders, as I said previously, when I enter the Credentials when I open Outlook, I can clearly see it creating a system file in Local Credentials & not Roaming

Hi Tallwood, I found that if I added a Generic Credential Manually in Credential Manager, those Credentials do Roam, it is literally the Outlook Office 365 Credentials that a being placed in the Local Credentials Folder, but if you are 100% sure it is Roaming your Office 365 Credentials that is interesting, Andy

Well Thanks for all of your Comments, Good and Bad news Really, the Good News is I have a Work Around the bad News is that it is a little bit Rubbish! I found out that when you log in the Credentials go into the Local App Data Folder %USERNAME%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Credentials, I did have a Group Policy which was set to Exclude the %USERNAME%\AppData\ROAMING\Microsoft\Credentials, So I have removed this now, I tried to Copy the Files from the Local Credential Folder to Roaming Credentials, this did write back to the server and Download again, HOWEVER Outlook only checks the Local Credentials folder, So now I have a Logoff and Logon Script which copies these files: LOGOFF 'Test xcopy %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\Credentials %APPDATA%\Microsoft\Credentials\ /H /Y rmdir I:\MSCRM /S /Q xcopy %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\MSCRM I:\MSCRM /H /Y /I /E LOGON xcopy %APPDATA%\Microsoft\Credentials %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\Credentials\ /H /Y xcopy I:\MSCRM %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\MSCRM /H /Y /I /E Have this set in Group Policy running from Net Logon, so far it has worked every time, but I am not happy with this Fix, I have a Call logged with Microsoft, so will post if I find out more!

That is useful to know, are you using a MDM Solution? We use AirWatch here, so Apps are pushing out through that, but affectively they are still being grabbed from the App Store, so you would think they would still download from the Caching Server, we have a 200MB Internet Link, so I might try downloading the Word App which is about 400MB and see if it downloads faster the second time around on another iPad

I did also find this: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4804580 "When the Caching Server starts up (and periodically while it's running), it checks in with Apple, and Apple tracks the public IP address of your server. When a client checks for updates, Apple cross-reference the client's IP address with the list of known caching servers. If it finds one it redirects the client to their local cache server. Since this mechanism is transparent - there's no configuration or interaction on the user's part, the IP address has to match since there's no other way for Apple to know if the caching server is on the same local network as the client (even IP addresses just one or two digits off could be entirely separate networks)."

Thanks for your response badbot, I agree everything I have found suggests that it just works! I have looked at the debug.log file before and you can see various Apple URLs being accessed but what I cannot see it any IP Addresses of Devices accessing the Server to download content! Which would be helpful, as you say we just have to assume it is working!

Hi, Recently switched on Apple Caching Server on our Mac Server, I can see that it has downloaded 11GB worth of iOS Data, we have a fleet of 66 Shared iPads and roughly 150 1to1 iPads, I want to know how I can check that these devices are looking at the Caching Server and receiving updates from here and apps, the Logs files do not appear to be clear enough! Also we have VLANs in place and Different Subnets, so how do devices on a different VLAN and/or Subnet know how to get to the Caching Server without some sort of IP Helper? Regards Andy

Hi, We are trying to migrate our Mailboxes to our Office 365 Environment, we have successfully been able to do this, and when we log onto our Domain with a User that has had their account Migrated, when you open Outlook 2013 the Wizard Finds the Account on Office 365, it asks for your Credentials, when you put these in and select Remember my Credentials it opens fine and all the emails are there, NOW the issue is that when we log off and on to either the same or a different computer and open Outlook, it asks for the Credentials again! Even after selecting remember, I have noticed that when you select remember, it puts the credentials in Credential Manager within Control Panel, however when login off and on these Credentials are not saving, I have even tried adding a random Test Generic Credential and this is not roaming either, So I think I have narrowed down the issue, but cannot figure out why it is happening, we have our GPO set correctly to allow passwords to be stored, any ideas anyone? Many Thanks Andy