AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Protect is not Redirected into Homedrive

Hi everybody.
We're experiencing issues with the intire "protect" folder in Windows 7 x64
Overview:
AppData Roaming --> Folder Redirection into Homedirectory is enabled by GPO
Windows 7 Enterprise x64
Windows Server 2012 R2
The intire Folder AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\ is not redirecting into the useres Homedrive, which is causing errors - for example in Google Chrome (User can save passwords and cookies, but their lost after every new login)
Basicly our users keep losing all their DPAPI keys.
Our assumption is, that DPAPI works with %userprofile% which is linked to C:\Users\[Username] and addes the AppData Roaming part to the environment variable instead of using %appdata% pointing to the users homedrive...
New keys are generated locally instead of in redirected place.
We've already startet working with credential roaming (in Active Directory) - but we find it dangerouse since we're a school, inwich teacher and students change their workplace alot - and we must store all passwords etc. for 6 years and longer (its
dumb i know). If a new DPAPI file is generated for every PC and every new user password etc. the cute 750 Byte which one of those files approx. has, isnt that cute anymore. We dont want our AD to grow that bad. We then also found a Hotfix - this
doesnt solve our Problem either since most Programs we use dont mark their BLOB as used - so we cant use the Filter not to roam unused keys....
So, thats why we're looking for a solution inwich, as everyone would expect, really the intire Appdata\roaming is redirected, without any exceptions.

Hi,
I am currently working on the environment.
Besides, would you might collect the gpresult.log and then upload here for further investigation?
Troubleshooting Group Policy Using Event Logs
Follow the guide here to upload the log files:
Use
OneDrive(SkyDrive) to upload collected files and post screen shot/picture. (Updated: 1/16/2012)
Meanwhile, if we are considering some more suitable deployment plan, I suggest we seek help with experts with good experiences, also we may try to ask in the following forum for the suitable plan:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/home?forum=winserverGP
Best regards
Michael Shao
TechNet Community Support

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