Windows 8 - Folder Redirection policy missing from GP Results.

Hi guys! This has been giving me a hard time the last day or so.  I've got some Win8 machines in our 2003 domain. I've got some GPO's applying with WMI filtering for win8 machines. Mostly these are ok, but i'm having a huge problem with Desktop Folder
Redirection. 
After a fresh build and first login, everything works fine. Drive mappings are all there and the Desktop is redirected to to users home drive on the file server. This is being done with Advanced settings using group membership and set to "Create a folder
for each user under the root path" \\dfs1\users. This location is correct and permissions are fine of course as everything works for a while.
After a little while or some unknown event, this redirection stops working.
check these two screengrabs. These are different users on different machines. The machines are identical, are in the same OU and have the same image. The users are different but have the same group memberships and are in the same OU. 
This is a working machine. Not the Folder Redirection component was processed and the Policy exists.
This machine is not working. Folder Redirection is processed, but the Policy is missing. Running a gpresult /v on this machine yields: 
 Folder Redirection
     N/A
It was working fine yesterday and this morning. Now at some point a policy refresh stopped it from working. Just trying to figure out what! These are the exact settings currently in place for our win 7 machines which all work just fine. Going a bit crazy
tbh and usually when i post questions i figure it out shortly afterwards anyway huhu. Any help is appreciated! 

well I though this issue was gone when I switched to a new Task Sequence in SCCM every machine that was built with that was working fine with Folder Redirection happening as it's meant to be. That was for about a week, now it's back to not working.
here's a snippet of the gpsvc.log file pertaining to FD.
GPSVC(43c.11f4) 08:59:47:231 ProcessGPOs(User): Processing extension Folder Redirection
GPSVC(43c.11f4) 08:59:47:231 ReadStatus: Read Extension's Previous status successfully.
GPSVC(43c.11f4) 08:59:47:231 CompareGPOLists: The lists are the same.
GPSVC(43c.11f4) 08:59:47:231 CompareGPOLists: The lists are the same.
GPSVC(43c.11f4) 08:59:47:231 GPLockPolicySection: Sid = S-1-5-21-2272506071-1675830810-3538462175-3230, dwTimeout = 30000, dwFlags = 0x0
GPSVC(43c.11f4) 08:59:47:231 CGPApplicationService::LockPolicySection.
GPSVC(43c.11f4) 08:59:47:231 WaitForServiceInitialization: Beginning WaitForSingleObject.
GPSVC(43c.11f4) 08:59:47:231 WaitForServiceInitialization: Completed WaitForSingleObject.
GPSVC(43c.11f4) 08:59:47:231 CPolicyCriticalSectionCollection: LockPolicySection called for user <S-1-5-21-2272506071-1675830810-3538462175-3230>
GPSVC(43c.11f4) 08:59:47:231 SID = S-1-5-21-2272506071-1675830810-3538462175-3230
GPSVC(43c.11f4) 08:59:47:231 bMachine = 0
GPSVC(43c.11f4) 08:59:47:231 Global Sync Lock Called
GPSVC(43c.11f4) 08:59:47:231 Writer Lock got immediately.
GPSVC(43c.11f4) 08:59:47:231 Global Lock taken successfully
GPSVC(43c.11f4) 08:59:47:231 ProcessGPOList: Entering for extension Folder Redirection
GPSVC(43c.11f4) 08:59:47:231 UserPolicyCallback: Setting status UI to Applying Folder Redirection policy...
GPSVC(43c.11f4) 08:59:47:231 ProcessGPOList: No changes. CSE will not be passed in the IwbemServices intf ptr
GPSVC(43c.5d0) 08:59:47:231 CGroupPolicySession::QueueItemForPolicyApplication::-- (Status: 997)
GPSVC(43c.5d0) 08:59:47:231 CGPApplicationService::UserLogonEvent::-- (Status: 997)
GPSVC(43c.11f4) 08:59:47:231 ProcessGPOList: Extension Folder Redirection returned 0x0.
GPSVC(43c.11f4) 08:59:47:231 ProcessGPOList: Extension Folder Redirection status was not updated because there was no changes and no transition or rsop wasn't enabled
GPSVC(43c.11f4) 08:59:47:231 CGPApplicationService::UnLockPolicySection.
GPSVC(43c.11f4) 08:59:47:231 WaitForServiceInitialization: Beginning WaitForSingleObject.
GPSVC(43c.11f4) 08:59:47:231 WaitForServiceInitialization: Completed WaitForSingleObject.
GPSVC(43c.5d0) 08:59:47:231 Setting GPsession state = 1
GPSVC(43c.5d0) 08:59:47:231 User SID = <S-1-5-21-2272506071-1675830810-3538462175-3230>
GPSVC(43c.11f4) 08:59:47:231 CPolicyCriticalSectionCollection: UnLocked successfully
GPSVC(43c.5d0) 08:59:47:231 CGroupPolicySession::QueueItemForPolicyApplication::++ (bTriggered: 0, bConsole: 1)
GPSVC(43c.5d0) 08:59:47:231 PolicyApplicationState is True.
GPSVC(43c.5d0) 08:59:47:231 AsyncThreadsProcessing is False.

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