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If you can't get the script you can try point and click. Description of the Point and Print Restrictions policy setting in Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP

replica server, A domain controller? Have you got another drive in the server?

Hi There's a few ideas here to get you started. http://www.edugeek.net/forums/hardware/73312-laptop-reboots-instead-shutting-down.html Sukh

Can you also set the following reg key on the PC. Open registry and add the following registry value (or modify it, if the value already exists): Value Path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon Value Name: UserEnvDebugLevel Value Type: REG_DWORD Value Data: 10002 (Hexadecimal) Restart the computer, try to log on again to reproduce the problem. Then send the %Systemroot%\Debug\UserMode\Userenv.log file to me. Sukh

Can you also PM/post me your config.xml file and batch file?

Check in the GPO, load it using GPMC and set for that GPO. scripts.admx Run startup scripts asynchronously

Anything new in the logfile? Also can you change Run startup scripts asynchronously and set disabled and test. Sukh

Hi I would use WSUS for free, providing you have MSFT server 2003/2008. Also there is a thread here which discusses/shows how you can use WSUS to deploy 3rd part apps. Search here. Sukh

Is there another drive other than C: drive? What's the role of this server? DC? F/P? Sukh

Hi Try F8 DSRM to get in and delete files. Sukh

Hi Have you treid Click File > Options > Trust Center, click the Trust Center settings button. 2. Click Automatic Download from the left pane. Then in the right pane, uncheck the checkbox before: Don’t download pictures or other content automatically in HTML e-mail or RSS items.

@Willott - I would hope too that some sort of AV is deployed on the desktops to caputure the virus if it's opened and depending on the AV on the desktop and config, if AV is configured to stop mass mail on port 25. Also, depends on sites you are browsing and if the your web proxy content is good enough to pick mass mail viruses, again this comes down to your desktop AV to stop mass mail on 25. Even if you were infected and the email would go to your external filtering/scanning, the impact this will have on your exchange server will have a serverr performance hit. In addition to the performance hit, your transactions logs will genertaed excessively which will bring down your Exchange stores. As an example, I have seen customers who have had calendar appoinments in their mailbox which have had some vbs code in them, this message was never detected by AV/filtering and all of a sudden, when the message re-occuring appointment 'poped up' this caused to generate emails within the EDB itself, so you could not track the message via MT. This did not send emails to others but just generated 40 transaction logs per min for that mailbox. Which caused Exchange stores to dismount. When this user was sending genuine appointments to others users within the office, this issue multipled bringing dowm more exchange servers and storage groups. Having AV scanning inside the mailstore/database found this. This is why I recommend at least weekly scans for your stores. Sukh

Hi Did you see the scripts above? Sukh

Hi If you want to force at logoff then we can use some commands. We can use .vbs script to manually sync offline files. The scripts are: CscSyncAll.vbs (CscSyncAll.vbs) CscSync.vbs (CscSyncAll.vbs) Then you can create a .bat file to sync offline files. For example, to sync all offline file, create a .bat file with the following content (for convenience, let’s say the location of CscSyncAll.vbs is c:\CscSyncAll.vbs), and then users can manually run the .bat file to sync the files before logging off or you can try and use a logoff GPO. Sukh cscript c:\CscSyncAll.vbs

Hi Are you referring to the Configure slow-link mode policy, tihs is based on latency is MS. (offlineFiles.admx) The Configure Slow link speed only applies to Windows XP (offlineFiles.admx) Then you will have to configure slow-link mode policy. I assume the users dont logoff at anytime? The synch is a background task so I it will synch in the background and will keep files up to date unless a slow-link mode is detcted (latency) then it would fall into Background Sync. Sukh Sukh

Hi Yes, sorry, I should have mentioned that. Loo at the IIS logs, depending on what you have set for logging, it will show you the IP (If this is set to log). The protocol log, (on top of my head) is switched off by default or set to normal. Set to verbose and IP will be logged. Sukh

Hi You mention this worked before using Outlook 2010? Does this happen for all users? 1. Set the Automatic download option to download automatically 2. For the problem user, create a new Outlook profile and test. Sukh

Hi You can check your receive SMTP logs and they should show. Assuming you have not changed the default location. C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\V14\TransportRoles\Logs\ProtocolLog\SmtpReceive Sukh

Hi Ben Yes, it would, would depend on the number of files which are changing etc. I will look into in more depth but I assume there will be delta changes and not full, so there would be minimal traffic generated. Sukh

Hi You can configure the "Configuring Background Sync" and specify the "Maximum Allowed Time Without A Sync" to say 1 minute. As a workaround? Configuring New Offline Files Features for Windows 7 Computers Step-by-Step Guide Sukh

Hi Did you images those machines? Have a look at the posts below. http://www.edugeek.net/forums/windows-server-2000-2003/11763-wsus-console-clients-not-appearing.html Sukh

Also can you make sure that authenticated users have at least read permission to the share and files?

Like I say it can work but what about Having AV/AS on the Exchange Server can also provide additional checks/scans on the mailstores themselves. What if an email in your mailbox is effected with a virus, or in your store? What if you use PF databases are infected? RBC? Sukh

Can you try to set the logging in your config.xml file to Verbose, under the section Logging section? What is it currently set to? Sukh

Hi Error code 0 is fairly generic, eithet it means successful or some other error has occured. It's not detailed enough. You images, do they have a version of office installed? Sukh