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• Efforts to control the size of the roaming profile Cache does not properly.

  We run a RDSH R2 2008 environment and we have set the maximum size of the Cache size to roaming profile for 26 GBS, but our roaming profile cache is never fall below designated size limit.

  We see evidence that lsasrv with actually deletes profiles that he scored as older and it will work four to five times, but the documentation suggests that it will continue to operate until the volume is less than the specified cache size, and our does not do that.

  We do not see anything to fix or adjust and find having to police manually servers to keep enough free space to accept connections.  If we don't keep our guard, users get connected with a local profile and the REO event will show that profile has not been charged because of insufficient disk space.

  Any suggestion would be appreciated, as we struggle with this one problem in a deployment by also wonderful to RDSH.

  Hello

  I suggest you to send your request from the link and check.

  + site: microsoft.com & rn = All + Windows + Server + Forums & ac = 1 http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/Search/en-US/WindowsServer?Query=2008%20roaming%20profiles&RQ=meta:Search.MSForums.GroupId (19b487c4-b7a6-4b9c-80e9-3dd64e753638)

• News on the problem of the CHC large files size growing from roaming profiles?

  Any news on the problem of large files CHC, increase in the size of Mount profiles?  Thank you.

  I talked to the product manager.  Here's what he said.

  This was addressed to our latest version.  CHC 4.0 changes the location of the documents stored locally so that they are no longer included when users synchronize their roaming profiles.  The CHC will even spend the previous to the new location files when users upgrade.

• Is this OK to delete the cache files in the profile folder. I have more than 20 in there. I just keep later?

  My default profile to 8xvafniu.default folder currently contains Cache folders numbered up to 23, a record of OfflineCache and startupCache files numbered up to 6.
  I can delete these leaving me alone with the numbered last Cache folder and startupCache folder. The OfflineCache file I'll keep, of course, as well as the 2 files urlclassifier.
  Thanks for your help.

  No, you must keep all records of cache. Versions of Firefox 4 + use a different and distributed cache files subfolders structure to make it possible to store more files in the cache.

  • bug 597224 - HTTP Cache: use the directory tree to store cache files

• Server 2008, XP roaming profiles and "cannot create a file when that file already exists"...

  Hi all

  I'm working on a Server 2008 domain with XP SP3 clients.  The question is: create a new user, their profile is \\server\profiles\%username% [where %nom user % is their new username!].  Security on the profile folder is set so that the administrators have full access and the user has read & execute, list folder content, read and write access.

  The user is able to login ok there is no problem with roaming profiles [otherwise, they would get a message on with a temporary profile loading] which suggests, but when they disconnect they get a message saying that some files could not be created [it varies], followed by "cannot create a file when that file already exists".

  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  Hello

  Your question is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for the Windows server on TechNet forum. Please ask your question in the Forums in TechNet Windows Server.

• C:\Users\User_name\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Flash Player\File Cache\file.vbs

  Hello, I'm having a problem with a Windows Script Host error, everytime I restart my computer, a popup window saying that it is not possible to find the script file in "C:\Users\User_name\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Flash Player\File Cache\file.vbs". Is it possible to fix this? Thank you in advance.

  This isn't a "adobe" file.

  update your antivirus definitions, then run a full antivirus scan of your computer.

• A problem with the Redirection of folders and roaming profiles - Adobe Flash file

  This thread is in relation to a thread started for the Google Chrome browser.  Admins also suggested I have create a post here.  The link to the bug can be found here: http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=97512

  This is the first post on the forums of Chrome:

  Here students use Windows 7 with redirection folders and roaming profiles.

  When in Chrome (any version) and they try to attach a file to an e-mail or upload a file to a site, a 'Find a file' window appears.  When they try to locate the file on their desktop or document file, Chrome hangs for a minute then prompt a user to enter their credentials. Even with the correct credentials prompt says access denied.

  If a local user without a roaming profile or the folder redirection tries the same thing that everything works as should.

  This problem does not occur in Internet Explorer (all versions) or Firefox (all versions)

  The "Search a file" window that appears resembles that of Windows XP, not the other from Vista or Windows 7.

  I also believe that I have posted here before on this topic, but can't seem to find the problem.

  Basically, right now I tell students not to use Chrome to download or attach data.

  I also confirmed AppData folder redirection to be a default/limitation in Flash Player 11 plugin... but only for Google Chrome built-in version of Flash Player 11 (usually located in the Chrome installation folder).  The version of Adobe (usually located in the Adobe installation folder) do not have this problem for me.

  Fortunately, Chrome allows you to install the version of Adobe if you want. I have disabled the plugin provided with Google Chrome and Google Chrome Frame, and my users were able again to use my Flash application:

  1. Google Chrome: type chrome://plugins/ in the URL
     Google Chrome Frame for IE: enter gcf: topic: plugins in the URL
  2. Click "Détails" to expand the list of plugin
  3. Scroll down to Flash
  4. If you have only one version and it is located somewhere in a folder of Chrome, then disable it, close your browser, reopen it, visit http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer and install the version of Adobe.
  5. If you have several versions, disable the version in the Chrome folder and try to use your Flash application again.

  It worked for me; your mileage may vary...

  Blake

• Media cache files: first Elements 9 with SSD

  Hello you lovely people from Adobe.

  I apologize if this has been asked before, if so please could someone direct me to an answer?

  I have the first Elements 9 on Windows 7. My question is quite simple: my new shiny SSD becomes full of temporary files to the location of 'Files of Cache C:\Users\XXX\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Common\Media' every time that I'm working on a project.  I put all the other elements of the cache that I can see in 'Préférences' on my mechanical drive, but I'm scared to see this folder filling with large files on my SSD. Apart from the useless reads and writes, it will be filled in no time. It seems in Premiere Pro, you can send this file to an external drive, but I can't find this option in Premiere Elements.

  Please tell me there is a way to move the media cache of the file to another drive than C:\ directory?

  Thanks in advance

  A Craven

  alistair78

  The answer is that you need answers to Premiere Elements for questions of Premiere Elements.

  Standardized audio files (cfa and pek) are stored in the media Cache files folder. By default, this folder is located in Windows 7, 8 or 8.1 64bits.

  Libraries/Documents/Adobe/Premiere Elements / 10 (if 10 is your version). You set the save location for media Cache files folder in first things Editor workspace Edit Menu/preferences/Scratch disks as well as 'Media Cache' category.

  The respected video files (CMPD) are accessible via the first elements Editor workspace Edit Menu/preferences/Media and its area of media Cache database. You will find a Clean up to a certain limit set and clear them. The real files (with a .mcdb file extension) can be found via the path in this field. This seems to be a static situation.

  Render the content of the timeline to get the best possible overview to read the back of the chronology of the content in the box monitor edition preview files are stored in the folder of files Adobe Premiere elements previews. By default, this folder is located in Windows 7, 8 or 8.1 64 bit libraries/Documents/Adobe/Premiere Elements / 10 (if 10 is your version). You define which record the location for the Adobe Premiere elements elements previews file folder to the first elements Editor workspace Edit Menu/preferences/Scratch disks and the category of video Previews.

  Please let us know if you are now clearly Premiere Elements and how it relates to media Cache and al.

  Ask if other questions about this or need any clarification.

  RTA

• Why a bridge has stored 3.5 GB of data in my roaming profile?

  For some reason, Adobe Bridge has stored 3.5 GB of data in my roaming profile (C:\Users\ < username > \AppData\Roaming) that is then copied to the network I connect on different machines.

  
  The data seem to be mainly a cache of images that should not be copied into the network as much as they have no relevance for all the other machines I connect to.

  Adobe support guys tell me that "we do not support roaming profiles, only the standard win users ' and have referred me to these forums. If this is correct while data should be stored in the local profile instead (C:\Users\ < username > \AppData\Local) folder.

  This is a setting I have to change (if if it is a pretty bad default) or is this a bug?

  Thank you very much

  James.

  in Bridge, go to Edition-> preferences-> Cache and wasting his time here with the file from the site

• Should I back up Thunderbird cache files or can I exclude them?

  I do a daily external offsite backup of my records. Can I exclude files cache of Thunderbird as being unnecessary for the restoration of the TB profile folder?

  Using Windows7

  Yes, you don't need to save cache files.

• FF 12.0 records the images of every webpage I visit my cache files. Is this a feature or a malware?

  12.0 FF is save images at the top of every Web page I visit in my profile cache folders.
  I'm on Mac OS X 10.6.8 build 10K 549, MacBook Intel Core 2 Duo 2 GHz, 1 GB RAM, 160 GB HD, and Intego VBX6, updates on a daily basis.
  In the Terminal, the command 'file' with the path to an image file, for example shows:
  .../Cache/7/63/DB1B8d01: PNG image, 201 x 127, 8-bit/color RGBA, non-interlaced
  If the images are small, someone might be able to see, for example, a user-entered credit card number!
  In the Finder, quick look shows each image at the top of each visited Web page, but for Web pages external loaded, it is an image of only the portion of the Web page of the window, not the toolbar of the window and the status bar.
  The images of Web pages are saved two seconds after the loading of the page (by look which, contrary to get information, watch the time updated, including the seconds).
  The problem occurs in Safe Mode even after a reboot.
  It is present in FF 12.0 at the level of the user account administrator and 12.0 FF running in standard user accounts.
  After saving my profile and remove the update 24/04/2012 installed 12.0 FF (from 11 FF) and download a new version today 04/29 http://mozilla.org/firefox (the cache was already deleted last session of FF), I tested it again, via the Help menu Firefox Help. The page loaded, and cache contained the normal icons of pages and images, AND a picture of the top of this Web page.
  The images do not match those used by tab groups, and those that are used when the tabs are moved around each other (by comparing images of shows they are not quite a).
  Keeping the width of the window go the same, but by pulling the bottom of the browser window, until only a few inches of the page is visible, the image to show only the upper left corner of the Web page.
  If the addons page is also open and another page is visited (when a new tab is created), a picture of the newly created page AND an image of the Add-ons is created also, but NOT the page, the user sees, but instead the Firefox window more old style with the color tab buttons gray in the toolbar list 4 tabs "Get Add - ons. ", Extension, themes, Plugins (which is depressed). In the toolbar of the window to the left are the three normal buttons, each gray, as if the window is inactive, then the Add-ons title, with the touch of the pill on the right. Here are some plugins that you have installed with the icons of blue lego block to the left and their related text, listed below in the rows. The top row is highlighted in yellow and that only the row has a button "disable." This image includes even a white background around the window. Yet this image does NOT match what the user displays, which matches the style full-page new modules, where the tabs are in a column on the left side and Add-ons are listed in the right column with a hardware button above, on a blue background.
  BTW: I just pasted the data of the troubleshooting information in the field below, but copy and paste does not show legs between preferred names and their values, or return characters, while everything works together.

  Which will probably not help.
  Firefox has coded a minimum of 50 MB for the cache.

  We put a lower limit of 50 MB and an upper limit of 1 GB.

  • http://MXR.Mozilla.org/Mozilla-central/source/NETWERK/cache/nsCacheService.cpp#569

  You can create a new pref Boolean browser.pagethumbnails.capturing_disabled on the topic: config page and set to true if you want to disable thumbnails altogether.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/about:config

• Problem loading of a large number of csv files

  Hi all

  I have a problem loading of a large number of csv files in my LabVIEW program. I have attached a png image of the code simplified for only loading sequence.

  What I want to do is load the data of 5000 laser beam profiles, so 5000 files csv (68 x 68 elements), and then proceed to an analysis of data. However, the program will only ever 2117 files, and I get no error message. I also, tried at the beginning of loading a single file, selecting an area of cultures - say 30 x 30 items - and then to load the rest of the files cropped to these dimensions, but I always get only 2117 files.

  Any thoughts would be appreciated,

  Kevin

  
  

• Correct configuration of roaming profiles on a WIN NT Server?

  I'm trying to implement roaming profiles with a Windows NT 4.0 Server and a computer Win XP Pro. I created the account via the 'Users for domains Manager' tool, created a share named "Profiles" to the root of the c: / drive and has joint the XP computer to the domain. When I try to open a session, he said that the administrator group or the current user must have ownership of the folder, and that he "cannot find the local profile." I have granted 'Full control' to all groups, including administrators. I am able to log in with the account, but the changes are not saved when that I disconnect. It created a folder with the user name in the sharing, I put in place, but the error persists even when I delete the folder and start from scratch. The server is named "EVANSERVER" and has a local IP address of 10.0.1.37. The XP computer is named 'EVANSERVERWKSTN' and has an IP address of 10.0.1.38. Here are the current configuration of the user file directory and Home:

  USER: evan2 (evan2)

  _USER-PROFILES___
  | The user profile path: \\EVANSERVER\Profiles\evan2 |
  | Logon Script Name:                                                         |
  |________________________________________________  |

  _HOME DIRECTORY___
  | ( ) Local Path:                                                                   |
  | (*) Connect [z] to: \\EVANSERVER\Profiles\evan2 |
  |_________________________________________________ |

  * NOTE: The parenthesis indicate the option buttons, the meaning of the asterisk selected.

  Hey Evan,

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums; We recommend that you view your

  query in the TechNet Forums to get help:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/WindowsServer

  Keep us updated on the status of the issue.

• index.dat locked by winlogon.exe preventing roaming profiles to be completely unloaded on client PCs

  Greetings,

  I posted this thread in the server instances earlier because it's over my whole environment that this occurs, but since someone there told me to post it here, here goes:

  We have a problem with the index.dat (*) of locked files by the winlogon.exe process preventing the profiles on the computer to be completely empty when you connect to the wide. Most of the time, after that the user is disconnected, we cannot not even manually delete this file until a few minutes after the disconnection. For example, a script to automatically delete these files during log off is unfortunately useless.

  I searched on the internet and saw a lot of people with this or similar problems, but either there was no response or did not have solutions for our environment.

  The problem occurs on all the BONES in our environment (Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 7) and all versions of IE (IE 6, IE 7 and IE 8).

  We tried the following:

  -Create a profile completely (and of course delete all the computer itself)
  -Disable the anti-virus
  -Using the latest version of UPHClean
  -Specifically exclude folders from roaming profiles (even though they are by default excluded)

  index.dat (*) is located in the following folders:
  -%USERPROFILE%\Cookies
  -%USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\History\History.IE5\
  -%USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\

  Kind regards

  Bram

  Hi Bram,

  I found your thread in the TechNet forums where you have been redirected here. Unfortunately, I'm really ill-equipped to help you with your problem. Microsoft Answers for consumer level support and clearly your question far exceeds our support.

  What I recommend doing is posting in the Windows 7 Misc on TechNet forums:
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/w7itprogeneral/threads

  Members there is really to understand the functioning of Windows in a business environment and should have no problem to help you. I would like to apologize for the race around the forum to forum you meet to do as I know it can be frustrating.

  I'm sorry I can't do more to help you!

  Cody C
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Records of 'must have' of roaming profiles

  Hello

  We are currently setting up profiles for our mobile sales. The main problem is that the roaming profiles Dungeon above the profile storage space. I was wondering if anyone could tell me which are the files 'must have' that should be included in a roaming profile? For example do we really need to include all the files in the Application data and local settings? (The "My Documents" FYI have already been excluded because they are redirected to another server). Any help or links that will direct me in the right direction will be greatly appreciated.

  Paula

  Local settings is not normally included in the roaming profiles. It contains the folders temp and Outlook mailstore, which tends to make it big.

  Application data tend to contain settings for specific programs, so you should evaluate on the basis of what is used on your site. However, it excludes in its entirety could lead to problems in some cases.

  Another one, I'd say WinDirStat as a useful tool to find the space where goes.

  http://WinDirStat.info/

  What is the roaming profile, I find that many customers seem to think they should automatically "have their own files" no matter where they log - on, but at the same time don't need exercise no clean what they store and where. I say while it's functionally a case to expect to have your bread buttered on both sides and get to eat! In practice some policy decisions to do in regard to if the roaming profile path is applicable to your site and if so how much users is likely to comply with its constraints. If they can not do it then I suggest that this is not a good path to follow, especially since the oversized profiles will lead to very slow logons.

  Also, keep in mind that you're in headaches for real, if you want to introduce Windows 7 computers - profiles are not compatible, and what is happening here is that the roaming user develops a split personality.