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Ryan

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  1. That's exactly how i saw it working. Gah. Never as simple as it seems though is it. Can forsee a testing session on the cards...
  2. Are you council / independent / special / other?
  3. Not quite sure how to defend myself on that one, other than "i don't - honest!" Ta for the linkypoo sahmeepee, i'll check it out in the morning. The phrase that springs to mind when i experimented with redirection is "Pandora's box" - nowt but bloody trouble since! Has anyone ever seen/got roaming profiles and folder redirection working properly, seamlessly and with few issues? Or is that the computing equivalent of a mermaid riding a unicorn?
  4. Chilling - Aberdeen too!
  5. Hello all. Long time lurker, first time poster This discussion is interesting. We currently use roaming profiles and they've started to get a bit weighty and problematic, the two may be related. We have problems with pupils missing files, work not being saved or propagating properly etc etc. After having a dig about on the web, i tried implementing folder redirection on their My Docs and Desktop to cut down on the constant copying when they log on all over the place. This was my first foray into using redirection and, sod's law, we started getting some weird behaviour. The PCs, when logged off, now insist on synchronising everything with the server, and the little blue synchronising icons on everything were confusing people. Is this normal when using folder redirection? (the synchronisation i mean) I assumed that it'd work like a mapped network drive. We don't need offline files, desktops only. Suffice to say, i've turned redirection off and defaulted the redirection, recreated the pupils' profiles and accounts. Sadly though, the PCs still insist on synchronising files. I've since trawled through GP and shut down all possibility of offline files/synchronising, yet it still happens. Driving me nuts. Hope that all makes sense. I guess what i'm looking for is an easily maintained, idiot-proof solution (for them and me!) to our little situation. Any ideas shall be met with cookies / a furious batting of eyelashes / some cleavage, whatever floats your boats.
  6. Scottish, check. Beer drinker, check. Woohoo!
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