Roaming Profiles

I just bought new laptops with Windows Vista Business. My students log in to
the network (Windows 2003 Server) using roaming profiles. We have a mix of
Windows XP and Windows 2000 Pro that all log in just fine using the roaming
profiles. The Windows Vista machines will not load the roaming profile. If
I remove the roaming profile in AD under profile, it logs them in just fine.
All other users that do not have roaming profiles can also log in without a
problem. I do not want to remove the roaming profiles as they need them when
they log in to XP and 2000. Any help at all would be appreciated.

The fix for this UPHClean 2.0 is in Beta testing. In fact, its been in beta
testing for a long while.

"katand" wrote:

> I just bought new laptops with Windows Vista Business. My students log in to
> the network (Windows 2003 Server) using roaming profiles. We have a mix of
> Windows XP and Windows 2000 Pro that all log in just fine using the roaming
> profiles. The Windows Vista machines will not load the roaming profile. If
> I remove the roaming profile in AD under profile, it logs them in just fine.
> All other users that do not have roaming profiles can also log in without a
> problem. I do not want to remove the roaming profiles as they need them when
> they log in to XP and 2000. Any help at all would be appreciated.

Thank you. That's what I needed to know. I'm not going to waste any more
time on this. The crazy thing is Microsoft will not tell me that. I need to
agree to pay for support before they will give me an answer. It's
ridiculous!!

Thanks for your help!



"farbuncle" wrote:

> The fix for this UPHClean 2.0 is in Beta testing. In fact, its been in beta
> testing for a long while.
>
> "katand" wrote:
>
> > I just bought new laptops with Windows Vista Business. My students log in to
> > the network (Windows 2003 Server) using roaming profiles. We have a mix of
> > Windows XP and Windows 2000 Pro that all log in just fine using the roaming
> > profiles. The Windows Vista machines will not load the roaming profile. If
> > I remove the roaming profile in AD under profile, it logs them in just fine.
> > All other users that do not have roaming profiles can also log in without a
> > problem. I do not want to remove the roaming profiles as they need them when
> > they log in to XP and 2000. Any help at all would be appreciated.