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I have a problem with 2 PCs. They are both on Windows 7 Professional SP1 64Bit and are part of a domain.

The problem:

Home drive (H:) not mapping to any user profile Admin / Non-Admin.

Facts:

  • All other PCs are fully functional with all drives mapping and folders redirecting as expected.

  • All other PCs are Windows 7 Professional SP1 32 Bit

  • Everything else on the problematic PCs works. All other network
    drives map without any issues and folder redirection is working.

  • Home drives are mapped through Active Directory Profile.

  • All other drives are mapped through logon scripts.

Tried Solutions:

  • Clearing Offline File Cache (Offline files are disabled but i used the Microsoft Fixit Tool anyway)

  • removed all del commands from the logon scripts. Drives are no longer deleted upon login.

  • Windows 7 fully updated

I am now stuck

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  • The Home drives work for these users on other domain machines? Can the users UNC to their H drives OK?
    – Austin T French
    Oct 8, 2013 at 15:22
  • Difficult to say what's going on without the logon scripts. Perhaps, if the logon-scripts aren't 64bit compatible, they don't work. For example if they expect files in certain places and they are in (x64) or SYSWOW64. Also the machine could already have an H: but i expect you already checked that.
    – Rik
    Oct 8, 2013 at 15:29
  • The Home Drives for the same users work on all other domain machines. The logon scripts are just a list of "net use" commands that map network shares and have no bit architecture specific paths. None of the logon scripts are using the H: drive so there is definitely no conflict.
    – Arturski
    Oct 8, 2013 at 15:40
  • try doing a net use H: /del then a good ol' gpupdate /force /boot then reboot. Might also then post a full gpresult from the user... Also, desktops or laptops? Wireless fully off if laptop?
    – Austin T French
    Oct 8, 2013 at 15:44
  • And with a logon script i think you can do a pause between the net use commands to see if there are error-messages.
    – Rik
    Oct 8, 2013 at 15:53

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