ht6

own share, still doing it!

but the value it changes them to is how I had it set up originally, and after testing it still makes a hash of things. Trying again with moving the AppData to its own share

Whenever I try to enter "Redirect..." with the value "\\server\share\%username%\AppData\Roaming", click apply, open it back up and it changes it to "Create a folder.." with the value \\server\share\%username%\

So to verify, in the dropdown box do I need to choose "Create a folder..." or "Redirect..."?

Even though when Windows create the redirected AppData folder it creates it as \\server\profiles$\%username%\AppData\Roaming\?

That's pretty much what I am doing, except I don't want the AppData to go in their work area as that will eat in to quotas. The profile goes to: \\server\profiles$\%username%\profile.v2 The AppData goes to: \\server\profiles$\%username%\AppData (so these are in the share I've named 'profiles', but the profile then goes to profile.v2 and the appdata to appdata, so 2 separate folders) The work goes to: \\server\work\%username% (All this is shown in the screenshots on my previous post)

Also, just tried changing "Createa folder for each user" to "Redirect to" and it made no difference - clean profile again, still 2 AppData folders made.

Please see image. This shots were taken with a whole fresh profile. 1st Image: Shows the user profile area for this particular user. As you can see, we have an AppData folder (a few other folders redirected here too, which seem to work ok), and a profile folder. 2nd Image: If we go in to the 'redirected' AppData folder we can see it is populated with a little data - this data is just from logging on once and straight back off on a clean profile 3rd Image: If we go in to the profile folder you can see all the standard stuff that I didn't bother redirecting, as well as the mysterious 2nd AppData folder (which also is hidden as you can see by the shaded icon) 4th Image: This is the AppData folder that resides in the profile, not the redirected - as you can see, some data here, but different data to the redirected AppData folder 5th & 6th Image: My GPO settings (which when I've run a RSOP applies as expected) - So each AppData goes to \\server\Intake\Profiles\%username%\AppData\Roaming

I've done my research on doing it/not doing it and reasons behind it. When Adobe CS creates caches of 600mb+, I'm moving it New location has various - MS, Adobe etc Old location has pretty much the same names

Should I be adding "AppData" to folders not to copy at logoff to profile? I thought redirecting would have overrode this anyway

I redirected our AppData out yesterday, so appdata goes to Drive\username\AppData while the profile goes to Drive\username\profile.v2 The new folder is created (no errors in event viewer on logon either) and slightly populated, but we also still get an AppData folder in the profile which also has some data in it (more data than the new folder - AppData in profile is about 1 meg, AppData in new location is a couple hundred KB). Anyone know what could be going on here? Doubt it is permissions as folder is created and populated a little bit - just not sure why we have another folder in the profile still (which gets recreated if deleted)

Link that works: How to configure Roaming Profiles and Folder Redirection

Localz argument is it doesn't take faith because he doesn't care about it. Yet he does care because he has come on here to throw his 2 pence in the mixer.

Glad it matters so little to you that you feel the need to reply to these sorts of threads. That's the pinnacle of 'not caring'

Way to add value to the discussion. At least we were trying to keep it meaningful and respectful before you piped in.

And no where in the bible does it say it's in December...

Faith: Complete trust or confidence in someone or something. As in a leap of faith. You take the leap in the 'faith' that you land safely. So yes, it does take faith to be an atheist. Since you can't prove there is no God, it takes a leap of faith to believe that there is no God. Like it takes a leap of faith for me to believe there is a God.

Faith can be examined too. In fact the Bible is one of the most scrutinised books ever, and yet, here we are 2000 years later with a massive following and 'not-a-whole-lot' of evidence disproving it. It's a game of opinions (or faith is another term), and it takes as much faith to be an atheist as it does a man of the cloth.

Sorry, said I wasn't best at explaining my thoughts. Anyway, meant DNA as digital code.

I'm not sure this is how it reads. My take is that the tree of knowledge is knowledge of everything, good and bad. Adam and Eve were in paradise, with no knowledge of the good and bad of the world, just that they were happy. Then the devil persuaded them to take a bite, and what can be seen cannot be unseen, and that is why we have to deal with good and bad today - but one day we will return to that paradise. I'm also of the viewpoint that the Bible (OT especially) is very poetic, and should not be read literally in a lot of places - for example, did Adam and Eve really bite from the forbidden fruit, or was this just a way to get the situation down on paper that could be easily understood?

A couple of things I'd like to say. I believe that science and faith go hand in hand. I think that God is the who, the what, and the why. And science is the how it all fits together. Anyhow, my first comment would be for those saying that it's not free-will as God already knows the outcome. God does not see time like we see time. He is not sat at the end of the 'time string' watching back on us, but rather sees time from a totally different viewpoint to us where he can see past, present and future, all of the time. An American pastor called Chuck Missler explains this well. I'm sorry, I'm not the best at getting my views across. Secondly, evolution. I thought (and excuse my ignorance here, I'm really not up on things) that DNA (EDIT) was found to be a digital code, not an analogue code? And if so, doesn't this disprove evolution? With an analogue code things can adjust gently over time, but surely with digital code one minute we would have a second nose, and then all of a sudden we don't?

I think it would be wrong to presume that would be the case everywhere.

And remember that fire proof safes are exactly that. Fire proof. Not necessarily 'heat' proof, and we all remember what happens when we put a crisp packet in the oven....

Disable the tablet service in services.msc, and disable tablet emulation on the SmartBoard in Device Manager.

I could be wrong, it's been a while since I did ours, but this looks familiar: Adobe - Adobe Flash - Downloads Flash Professional CS5.5 | Adobe Flash Professional Team Blog