You need to break the junction point on the bad folder. Use the linkd.exe utility... I think it is part of the reskit or support tools. Once you break the junction point, you can safely delete it.
Don
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I am running 2003 server with 2 DCs.
DC2 has two sysvol\[domain] folders, one is shared correctly as the sysvol and netlogon shares (\windows\sysvol\sysvol\[domain]), the other is not shared but is participating in replication. I have been unable to delete it without hosing my policies and scripts.Any ideas how I could remove this odd folder without damage?
