Issues with Roaming Profiles

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We have several WIN 2000 SP4 machines in our office and I have recently
noticed that some of the machines are freezing during critical times. I have
looked in the event viewer logs under application and I have noticed there is
a Userenv error and in the error it states (Windows cannot unload your
registry file. If you have a roaming profile, your settings are not
replicated. Contact your administrator.
DETAIL - Access is denied. , Build number ((2195)).

What happenes is this service seems to take up all the sytem resources when
it tries to write to the registry which in turn freezes the machine for
around 30 sec.

Does anyone know about this service and how to disable it as I cannot let
this continue specially when it causes the machines to freeze.

Cheers
Pete
 
Hello,


Please go to the following link and download the User Profile Hive Cleanup
Service tool -->
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=1b286e6d-8912-4e18-
b570-42470e2f3582&displaylang=en

Here is the article that talks about Uphclean:
Troubleshooting profile unload issues ---> Troubleshooting profile unload
issues

Thank You.

Diana.


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| We have several WIN 2000 SP4 machines in our office and I have recently
| noticed that some of the machines are freezing during critical times. I
have
| looked in the event viewer logs under application and I have noticed
there is
| a Userenv error and in the error it states (Windows cannot unload your
| registry file. If you have a roaming profile, your settings are not
| replicated. Contact your administrator.
| DETAIL - Access is denied. , Build number ((2195)).
|
| What happenes is this service seems to take up all the sytem resources
when
| it tries to write to the registry which in turn freezes the machine for
| around 30 sec.
|
| Does anyone know about this service and how to disable it as I cannot let
| this continue specially when it causes the machines to freeze.
|
| Cheers
| Pete
|
|


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Thanks for that info. So, basically, if I want a user to have the ability to
read encrypted email in Outlook on multiple machines then they need to be
setup as a roaming profile?
 
LA said:
Thanks for that info. So, basically, if I want a user to have the
ability to read encrypted email in Outlook on multiple machines then
they need to be setup as a roaming profile?
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What does encryption have to do with it? If you want a user to get his/her
profile settings on multiple computers, yes, you really do need roaming
profiles. It also allows you to back up favorites, desktop items, etc.,
pretty easily, as well as replace malfunctioning workstations with little
manual tweaking required.
"Diana Smith [MSFT]" said:
Hello,


Please go to the following link and download the User Profile Hive
Cleanup Service tool -->
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=1b286e6d-8912-4e18-
b570-42470e2f3582&displaylang=en

Here is the article that talks about Uphclean:
Troubleshooting profile unload issues ---> Troubleshooting profile
unload issues

Thank You.

Diana.


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We have several WIN 2000 SP4 machines in our office and I have
recently noticed that some of the machines are freezing during
critical times. I have looked in the event viewer logs under
application and I have noticed there is a Userenv error and in the
error it states (Windows cannot unload your registry file. If you
have a roaming profile, your settings are not replicated. Contact
your administrator.
DETAIL - Access is denied. , Build number ((2195)).

What happenes is this service seems to take up all the sytem
resources when it tries to write to the registry which in turn
freezes the machine for around 30 sec.

Does anyone know about this service and how to disable it as I
cannot let this continue specially when it causes the machines to
freeze.

Cheers
Pete
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