Roaming Profile is roaming AppData\Local and AppData\LocalLow including Outlook OST file

Hi everyone.
Well my problem with Roaming Profiles here is the AppData\Local and AppData\LocalLow directories are roaming when I believe they should not. I see these folders are kept from roaming by default within the policy. I am concerned
because within the Local directory are the OST files. Some are large and I do not want them to roam. I can trick the workstation and configure Outlook to Online mode only and that works but what about all the other directories within Local and LocalLow?
I suspect since we had XP previous to 7, the old folder structure may still be in effect somewhere but am not certain. Others I’ve spoken with have seen this behavior but I have not seen a solution quite yet.
This post (http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/1c618a22-b48a-43ca-81cc-64836c058207/appdatalocal-and-locallow-following-roaming-profile?forum=winserverGP) is close
to my problem but the reason it does not help me is I have created test new test users that have never had Windows XP and started out as new Win7 images. I placed the new users in a particular OU and applied a new folder redirection policy to that OU. There
is still a Default Domain Policy in effect for the entire forest but there is nothing in there (that I can see) redirecting any folders. The new policy I linked to the new OU redirects a few folders (music, pictures, desktop) to c:\temp so those do not roam.
Everything works fine except the AppData\local and AppData\LocalLow directories are roaming. The registry entry referenced in the above post shows everything to be fine, yet the
the AppData\local and AppData\LocalLow directories still roam.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon
and under ExcludeProfileDirs, type REG_SZ, the value is
AppData\Local;AppData\LocalLow;$Recycle.Bin
So now I am stuck. I will scour the Default Domain Policy again but quite frankly, there isn't much in there. Anyone have any other suggestions
as to what to look for in this case?
Thanks!

Hi,
Based on your description, we can check Applications and Services Logs in Event Viewer to see if some related services got crashed.
Besides, we can install the following hotfix on a troubled computer to see if it can fix the issue.
The desktop does not load and only displays a black or blue background after you log on to a computer that is running Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2590550/en-us
Best regards,
Frank Shen

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although I don't think that has any bearing on my issue.
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I have tried redirecting the OST file to c:\OST via group policy, this did not resolve the issue.
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if I open outlook as administrator then it loads ok and creates the OST file in C:\Users\%username%.domain\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook\[email protected].
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File access is denied. You do not have the permission required to access the file C:\Users\%username%.domain\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook\[email protected]. (even administrators on that PC have full access to that folder).
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Any help would be much appreciated.
Kind Regards
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Hi,
We can try to set up new profiles for users via creating a PRF file using the Office Customization Tool.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc179062(v=office.14).aspx
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Hi,
I've been a Verizon customer for many years. I've used their PC Card and the unlimited data plan for my computer. I often travel near the border, Detroit, MI ... Niagara Falls, NY ... Laredo, TX ... Del Rio, TX ... El Paso, TX ... Nogales, AZ ... Calexico, CA ... San Diego, CA ... often. In the VZAccess Manager, the software used by the computer to connect, I have roaming disabled. Recently I upgraded to the MiFi and love the ability to have my laptop and my wife's connected at the same time. Recently near the Mexico border, the first time since having the MiFi, I checked my online Verizon usage and didn't see any mention of Mexico. There's nothing in any user manual about how to disable roaming specific to the MiFi, so I took that to mean that since the VZAccess Manager's settings controlled the MiFi while connected via USB, the settings also applied while wireless. They don't. I have since logged into the MiFi itself the way you would any WiFi router and there are no settings for roaming. I called Customer Service. They said there is no way to disable roaming when using it as a wireless hotspot ... and for me to "remember" to connect to just one computer with the USB cable. I intend to do that, but some people do forget ... traveling in an RV through El Paso ... just driving through ... you're close to the border. Be sure and remember to change your habits and stop using the MiFi as a wireless hotspot. I have charges for roaming in Mexico when I did not go to Mexico ... and did not know I was roaming.
My billing cycle isn't for two more days. They couldn't assure me today that all charges would be reversed ... not until the billing cycle. I would certainly hope they reverse all charges ... even if in the hundreds ... and they ought to have better safeguards rather than charge you for roaming in Mexico when you're not in Mexico. There should be a pop-up, a warning, something a user has to do to authorize the connection ... when you're not even in Mexico, but instead you are in a US city with a strong Verizon signal. If it already has a good US signal, why would it switch to a roaming signal anyway, even if that roaming signal is slightly stronger? Why roam if a strong "home" signal is available anyway?
I haven't been told that all my charges will be reversed ..., but at least I can alert you, if you use the MiFi as a HotSpot, it could switch to roaming even if you have a strong "home" signal and even if you have not crossed the US border. There is no way to stop this when using it as a HotSpot ... and you are not alerted at all unless you notice the light ... and have been told that a solid blue means roaming ... and you "remember" to check. I never noticed the blue light ... can only assume since the manual says so, that the light was blue at some point. But I never noticed it. I know now that light should be checked ... and I know now that the USB connection should be used anytime close to the border. I know that now. But people do forget. There should be some safeguard. VZAccess Manager has the ability to disable roaming and then you don't need to remember. The MiFi should should also have that ability. And actually, they shouldn't allow roaming when a home signal is available ... and even if you have roaming enabled and you cross a border, there should be a pop-up, flag, or alert of some kind where the user has to authorize the connection.
Hope this helps someone avoid this. And I hope they reverse all the charges ... even if in the hundreds.
Thank you,
Tony McCanless

Yep, I've been charged for it. They still claim that with roaming turned off, apps will bypass this and use data anyway.
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off but not in direct physical use by you and this data roaming usage
would appear as it is working on the device without any warning.
The device could be using data that you don't necessarily know is being
used, for example, embedded rich content in emails can generate
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Thanks for the info Meg.

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Hi
I have the $60 unlimited plan for each 30 days. We are planning to go to Canada and then for a cruise. I was curious if I need to activate the roaming for Canada and global (at sea: provider: cellular at sea) or it is already activated. I tried to do it online and it saying I am not the account manager.

Verizon Wireless Customer Support wrote:
Hi Ovaloffice - Sounds like you will be on an amazing trip! To confirm are you using prepaid or postpaid contract service? We can certainly discuss your roaming options once we get a better understanding of your account status.
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YaleK_VZW
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Thank you

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I appreciate your understanding that this is Exchange forum, for hotmail and live email related issue, we have the correspond forum:
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# CONSOLEMAP: found in /usr/share/kbd/consoletrans
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CONSOLEFONT=
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# interfaces.
# Interfaces to start at boot-up (in this order)
# Declare each interface then list in INTERFACES
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# - no hyphens in your interface names - Bash doesn't like it
# Note: to use DHCP, set your interface to be "dhcp" (eth0="dhcp")
lo="lo 127.0.0.1"
#eth0="eth0 192.168.0.1 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast 192.168.0.255"
eth0="dhcp"
INTERFACES=(lo eth0)
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# Declare each route then list in ROUTES
# - prefix an entry in ROUTES with a ! to disable it
gateway="default gw 192.168.0.1"
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# Enable these network profiles at boot-up. These are only useful
# if you happen to need multiple network configurations (ie, laptop users)
# - set to 'menu' to present a menu during boot-up (dialog package required)
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# - prefix a daemon with a @ to start it up in the background
DAEMONS=(syslog-ng network netfs crond)
# End of file
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We're using Java 1.5.0_13 required for use of Oracle EBS. After a recent failover test of Oracle EBS, users were not able to connect back to production after the DR testing was complete.
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Hi Andrew
Apologies for creating the same thread in a number of different forums. My intention was to grab the attention from as many forum users as possible.
Coming back to your solution, prior to your message, I didn't know anyting about Java Web Start. Having read your solution, I went back to Oracle's forum where the Forum's one of moderators Jan Carlin has blogged about the working of Oracle Forms with Java Web Start. [http://groundside.com/blog/JanCarlin.php|Forms and Java Web Start]
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Many thanks for taking your time out to reply to my query.
Cheers
Mayur

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Hi when i ran the "netweaver initial setup" task, this error occurs
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register "001 PILDUSER 16:57:44 X AII_PROFILES AIICOMMON
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