thanks, sorry to be dof but what do you mean a home drive mapped to it and
how do i remove it?
"julian brunt"
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We have similar problems with XP and AD.
It seems as though when the user has a home drive mapped it takes an age to
log on, but when this is removed and My Documents redirected to
where their home drive was the problem vanishes.
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>I have a laptop that whever it logs on to the network it takes ages to
load
>the and apply the users settings and yet when it logs on locally it logs
on
>quickly does anyone know where i should be looking to troubleshoot this
>problem or does anyone have any idea what the problem could be?
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