User can't access his Temporary Internet Files

Hi,
one of our User gets the following error message when he tries to edit a visio file on our sharepoint:
"C:\Users\Username\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporaray Internet File\Content.I...
Windows cannot access the specified device, path or file. You may not have the appropriate permissions to access the item."
If the user logs on to another host in the rds-server-farm(Windows Server 2008 R2) he could edit the file. But how can i prevent this error?
We delete cached profiles once a week.
Best regards,
Minti_

could be several reasons;
insufficient permissions,
network connections,
missing or corrupt files or even because a file or folder is being blocked by Windows or by your antivirus application
Also be sure to check the Permisions of the file for blocked MAC addresses and/or full control for the specific user/computer
If he's in a OU , check for the permisions and policy's within the server
Also check the firewall permisions of the user

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