Roaming profile login problem to the domain

Hi all,
Domain Environment, DC Server with Server OS of Microsoft Server 2008 R2 Standart SP1.
Roaming profiles unable to login to the domain on couple of PC's. They just inserting the password, starting to wait to log in with "Welcome"
on the screen, its thinking and looks like hes gona open the user's desktop but in this secong its just logging out back to the login screen.
Thanks for your help.
Best Regards,
Vlad Dodin

Hi Vlad Dodin,
I want to get more information about this issue.
Had you got any error messages during the login process?
If no domain users can log into those PCs?
If this is just a login problem in those PCs and there is no error Roaming profiles error during the login process, this article may be helpful for you:
How To Fix Stopping, Freezing, and Reboot Issues During Windows Login:
http://pcsupport.about.com/od/findbysymptom/ht/windows-freezes-reboots-during-login.htm
Please Note: Since the web site is not hosted by Microsoft, the link may change without notice. Microsoft does not guarantee the accuracy of this information
I hope this helps.

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Hello,
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Hi Lotfi B,
According to your description
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Hi there
I get the common error "Could not initialize the application's security component" when I startup Firefox.
I tried this manual: http://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/couldnt-initialize-applications-security-component
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*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Uninstalling_Firefox
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*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder_-_Firefox
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_backup
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Hi,
I have a setup (Windows 2012 R2 on all servers) where roaming profiles and re-directed folders are applied through GPO to our RDS servers.
We decied to change this so only users, and not Domain Admins will have these settings applied.
Re-directed folders is a user setting, so that was changed easily, but the roaming profiles is applied to computer object.
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/KL_Dane
KL_Dane

Hi Dane,
>>So my question is; how do I configure roaming profiles only for some users (or a security group) and not for Domain Admins?
Sorry, this is not acheivable, for computer part policy settings apply to computer accounts, regardless of which user logs onto the computers.
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Re-reading many message threads in this and other forums, I'm
confused. For SLED, LUM creates users accounts on-the-fly after eDir
login (like DLU on ZEN on Windows), the Novell client reads login
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Otherwise, it's just a toy for the curious. Unfortunate.
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the users out here?
Thanks.
Lyle

Mark,
Thanks for the comments. I actually don't care if it doesn't implement
the same way as Windows. I agree, that is not a good model. Copying
the profile is dumb. If the plan is to simply mount the home, that's
by far the best way.
I suspect that what we are working with is a terminology problem. If,
we define "roaming profile" to mean that the user sees what they
expect to see regardless of what machine they login to, that is all
that matters. The need to copy the profile on Windows causes all kinds
of problems and is a poor solution.
So, let me re-state what I feel our needs are: 1) the user, not having
a local account, authenticates to the linux workstation using eDir, 2)
gets all the network resources per network scripts and policies, 3)
their home "profile" looks like it should, with all settings in tact,
4) they logout and no residue is left on the workstation.
However that is accomplished, I don't care and I'm not wedded to any
Windows terminology or processes. Hope this helps.
Lyle
On Wed, 27 Dec 2006 22:37:41 GMT, Mark Robinson
<[email protected]> wrote:
>On Tue, 26 Dec 2006 19:55:27 +0000, luzuml wrote:
>
>> Re-reading many message threads in this and other forums, I'm confused.
>> For SLED, LUM creates users accounts on-the-fly after eDir login (like DLU
>> on ZEN on Windows), the Novell client reads login scripts and maps drives
>> (like on Windows) but integration with LUM is less than transparent, and
>> there may or may not be plans to support roaming profies, without which
>> settings and user document folders are stuck on each machine the account
>> was created on, making it very difficult to support without mass
>> confusion.
>>
>> I run a college network. If we are to have a chance to make people
>> interested in an alternative to Windows, all those functions must be
>> transparent to users (as it is with the Windows client and ZEN) -- they
>> authenticate to the directory, their local account is created, they get
>> their network resources, and their roaming profile settings and locations
>> are as expected. They logout, their info is safe on the network, their
>> account is deleted. They go to the next class in a different lab and
>> repeat. This happens thousands of times per day in 30 different labs with
>> students of wildly different capabilities and expectations. But it just
>> works.
>>
>> This has been the Novell experience since the beginning (16 years for us).
>> It is still valid. Anything less than this makes SLED an unworkable
>> alternative. I'm looking for a way to make it workable. By summer we'll
>> have 1200 XP/SLED dual boot machines in labs and offices. To make SLED a
>> viable alternative we need those other features. Otherwise, it's just a
>> toy for the curious. Unfortunate.
>>
>> So, here are my end of year questions:
>>
>> Which of these fundamental functions are working with which others?
>>
>> Which ones are in the SP beta plans?
>>
>> Which ones are not being planned?
>>
>> What is the process for helping the planners understand the needs of the
>> users out here?
>
>Ok, there is a beta for NCL that will start in Jan. Please sign up at
>beta.novell.com if you are interested.
>
>At the moment, I have no idea what will and won't be in there! So why the
>reply?
>
>Well, things work kinda different under Linux. The idea of copying a
>roaming profile is very alien. In fact a roaming profile is just such a
>bad idea(tm) that it should never have been let loose in the first place
>IMHO :-)
>With Unix/Linux /home is a filesystem that can easily be exported from a
>server, and mounted on all workstations. That way the users' home
>directories are always available, but never need to be copied anywhere.
>Now, this doesn't fit well with OES Linux right now, but I am hoping to
>work with Novell on the OES 2 beta to try to get some of this stuff sorted!
>
>If you are serious about implementing Linux you need to get to know what
>some of the major differences are, and not just try to do the same thing
>again :-)
>
>I hope this doesn't sound like I'm ranting at you, it's not meant to, I
>just get a little narked when people see really **** stuff (like roaming
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OneDrive Sync Settings with Domain Account Roaming Profile

This question seems to have been asked in various manners online including here at TechNet but it has never actually been answered that I can find.
Home domain using Windows Server 2012 R2 Essentials, client is Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit with Update 1. Logged in as a domain user account with a Roaming Profile and Folder Redirection connected to a Microsoft Account.
Under PC Settings > OneDrive > Sync Settings, everything is greyed out and disabled. I wasn't too bothered about it previously however with Windows Phone 8.1 out now it means that I cannot use Tab Sync with Internet Explorer 11 on the phone.
I have a GPO which excludes the following folders from the Roaming Profile to both allow Folder Redirection to function and also to allow the OneDrive app to function: "Downloads;Pictures;My Pictures;Music;My Music;Videos;My Videos;Dropbox;SkyDrive;OneDrive"
I am using the Primary Computer attribute with a second GPO which limits profile redirection to the users primary computer.
When logging on to my Primary Computer with the Roaming Profile activated, all of the Sync Settings are disabled but on another machine which is non-primary and therefore my roaming profile does not sync, I can connect my Microsoft Account to the local
profile generated on this machine and all of the Sync Settings are available, clearly linked to the Roaming element of the profile.
Is the non-functionality of Sync Settings on domain accounts with Roaming Profiles by design or by virtue of the fact that things are trying to steer away from Roaming Profiles now? I love the Sync features but in that they don't sync everything (3rd party
Application Settings for example) there is a need for both features to exist in parallel.
There is a new section in Group Policy to limit the use of the Sync Settings features for Enterprises which wish to prevent users from using these features so I don't understand the reason for it to not function at all for anyone.
Richard Green | MCSA 2012, MCSE 2003, MCTS Desktop Virtualization, VCP5-DV http://richardjgreen.net

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Microsoft Word 2010 Hiding/Removing the Navigation Pane for Roaming Profiles

Hello all,
I am attempting to do what the title says. We are using Citrix Profile Manager...basically roaming profiles and when updating the Office version to 2010, users are displayed the Navigation Pane. If the NavPane is closed,
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I have so far attempted to create a macro Normal.dotm and works partially, however it is not consistent as each time it appears that the modified Normal.dotm becomes overwritten with a default one. I have also added this modified Normal.dotm to the
Default user profile locally on the server...to which it does not seem to pull.
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2012 R2 RDS - Your roaming profile was not completely synchronized - Event ID 1509 1504 - After installing Update 1

In my deployment I have 2 brokers, and 3 session hosts. I finally installed Update 1 and all following updates available (the ones that were available about two weeks before). Also updated Forefront to v4.3 (SCCM managed).
I have roaming TS profiles enabled with folder redirection and also policy set to "delete local copy of roaming profiles" after logout. Profile folders are on a network share (Server 2003). Things were working ok until Update 1 and rest of updates
got installed.
I started getting events 1509 and 1504 when users logoff and the screen displays "Your roaming profile was not completely synchronized" message briefly. The only file affected so far is ntuser.pol.
There are two variations of the event, one claiming it cannot write the local server copy to fileshare, and the opposite, from file share to c:\users\username.
====
Windows cannot copy file \\server\profileshare\username.V2\ntuser.pol to location C:\Users\username\ntuser.pol. This error may be caused by network problems or insufficient security rights.
DETAIL - Access is denied.
=====
Windows cannot copy file C:\Users\username\ntuser.pol to location \\server\profileshare\username.V2\ntuser.pol. This error may be caused by network problems or insufficient security rights.
DETAIL - Cannot create a file when that file already exists.
==========
Permissions have not changed. The only thing changing is the Updates installed on the servers. I tried running with AV realtime protection off, no change. Ntuser.pol is already on the exclude list in Forefront.
This is happening on my test server and 2 prd servers. Any ideas. I looked for related hotfixes but not coming up with anything.
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Hi,
Thanks for your comment.
When a roaming profile user logs off, the NTuser.dat file is always updated on the roaming profile share. The corresponding NTuser.pol file is only updated if the timestamp of the local copy that was created at logon is newer than the copy found in the roaming
profile share. A synchronization problem may occur if a user with a roaming profile logs on to multiple client computers at the same time. This can eventually cause policy settings to be applied incorrectly.
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Note: This KBhere providing only for reference as it’s for previous version.
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Thanks.
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In Windows 7 and Vista, iTunes backs up the iPhone to C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Roaming\Apple Computer\MobileSync\Backup which is part of the roaming profile. This bloats the roaming profile from around 100MB to over 2.5GB, making it very slow to log on and log off the PC, as the roaming profile is synchronised each time over the network with the copy on the server. How can I make iTunes use a location that is stored locally only, for example somewhere within C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local\Apple Computer? This problem also occurs on Windows XP, just with different file locations.

While it doesn't seem possible to change the location used by iTunes for the backup it may be feasible to redirect the data to another folder using a junction. Install NTFS Link. Move the folder *<Profiles>\<AppData>\Apple Computer\MobileSync\Backup* to another location, then create an empty folder called Backup in *<Profiles>\<AppData>\Apple Computer\MobileSync* and use NTFS Link to create the junction.
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Hi,
We have Zenworks Configuration management 10.3.3. Fully patched. We have also latest zenworks agents 10.3.3.44426.
Our roaming profiles does not work any more after we patched zenworks agents.
Now our existing Roaming Profiles do not update any more. No matter where profiles are stored (linux, netware or windows).
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profile on the client, the account will be recreated by DLU-Policy and
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I try also simulate this problem in test environment. Same problems.
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I knew, I am the only one on this world who are using roaming profiles with Novell client.
But that is only one of a tousands bugs with Novell Zenworks.
And novell support ? They need at least two weeks or more to setup one zenworks server and one XP workstation with novell client and test this.
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I'm using roaming profile for the TS.
I'm having trouble to print from the 64BIT machine when the user use the roaming profile that came from the 32BIT.
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