Hi Thomas,
This works.
Some background: we have a lab of W7 x64 machines and we set roaming profile
path in a GPO with system/User Profiles - Set roaming profile path for all
users logging onto this computer. This causes the system to sync local
profiles to the profile server, which we do not want.
Created a vbscript to find Administrators sub-key in profile list, add the
Preference sub-key if it didn't exist and set DWORD value to 0,
When I then logged on as Administrator, I was not bugged by cannot sync your
roaming profile and looking in the UI the profile was set to Local, not
Roaming.
On a related point, however, I found out yesterday that the GPO setting I
mention at the start of this message doesn't work as I think it should.
We have a path set like this:
\\servername\sharename\%USERNAME%.%USERDOMAIN%. However %USERDOMAIN%, is
incorrctly applied. The domain of the computer account is always applied not
the users domain. This is a problem for us as we have identical usernames in
multiple domains.
I have posted to the windows.group_policy forum, but have not heard back
from anyone.
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/winserverGP/thread/de728f20-29f7-4268-9643-8195e4492ad1
I would be interesed if you know anything?
Pete
Pete Gomersall
IT Systems Manager, College of Engineering, Forestry and Natural Sciences
Northern Arizona University
MCSA Windows 2003, MCSE (Windows NT4, 2000 & 2003), MCDBA & MCT
Post by Thomas LeePost by Pete GomersallIn each user key in SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows
NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList there is SubKey - Preference.
Set DWORD entry UserPreference to 0
Have you tried this?
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Thomas Lee
PowerShell MVP