Hello
We have 3 Terminal Servers, 2 with IE8 and one with IE7. All 3 TSes
have UPHClean loaded and the enabled policy "Delete Cached copy of Roaming
Profile when user logsoff". On the TSes with IE8 we have noticed that the
roaming profiles do not get completely deleted - all files get deleted but
some folders with zero files get left behind. Thus we get many (sequenced)
profiles for each user. So I rebooted both and cleaned out all the roaming
profiles. What a pain and what a mess.
On one of the TSes with IE8 I have now rolled back to IE7. There have been
a number of users that have logged on and off multiple times today and their
roaming profiles have completely deleted. On the remain TS with IE8 we are
again getting incomplete deleteion of roaming profiles. So I think the
solution to our problem is to roll back to IE7 but wondered where issues of
this nature should be reported to Microsoft.

 

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Walt Hundleby wrote:
> Hello
> We have 3 Terminal Servers, 2 with IE8 and one with IE7. All 3 TSes
> have UPHClean loaded and the enabled policy "Delete Cached copy of Roaming
> Profile when user logsoff". On the TSes with IE8 we have noticed that the
> roaming profiles do not get completely deleted - all files get deleted but
> some folders with zero files get left behind. Thus we get many
> (sequenced)
> profiles for each user. So I rebooted both and cleaned out all the
> roaming
> profiles. What a pain and what a mess.
> On one of the TSes with IE8 I have now rolled back to IE7. There have
> been
> a number of users that have logged on and off multiple times today and
> their
> roaming profiles have completely deleted. On the remain TS with IE8 we
> are
> again getting incomplete deleteion of roaming profiles. So I think the
> solution to our problem is to roll back to IE7 but wondered where issues
> of
> this nature should be reported to Microsoft.