Well, that's why I said it' s not easy...You have to create the keys...
If you have SP2, adding the keys should work. I never tested it with SP2,
but did try it with the patch, pre-SP2.
Of course they want everyone to install SP2, and someday soon, will not
support anything less.
John
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Thanks for the KB reference. That "primary user" feature might do the trick
for us in combination with disabling it for desktops.
One question: the first item in the Resolution section of that KB article
says to "resolve this problem, obtain the latest service pack...." But I am
running SP2 and don't see those registry keys. Is that just standard MS
boilerplate to get everyone to SP2?
-- nme
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> What I did was set the policy to turn off the file sync for
> offline files which automatically is set with folder
> redirection. If they are on the network they don't really
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> You can work around it, not really an easy fix though.
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> IIRC this wont occur if 3 or fewer profiles sync , due to design.
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> Hi -
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> Configuraiton: All users have their My Documents redirected
> to network shares. All XP (and most 2000) users have My
> Documents set to synchronize Offline Files. All are set to
> synchronize at log on and log off.
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> Many users have complained that when they log off, they see
> not only their files synchronize but also the files of other
> users who have user profiles on that machine. Often they
> will get permissions errors on the other users' files since
> the home directories are secured as per MSKB 274443.
> This is a hassle because it stalls at the end of the sync
> (waiting to have someone acknowledge the error) and because
> it takes so long.
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> Is this behaviour as expected? Why is it synchronizing other users'
> files?
> Is there a way to prevent this?
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> Thanks.
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