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Jim Carney

I have had a this problem on my pcs ever since SP3. i get
a message stating that windows cannot unload the users
roaming profile. build 2195. it takes a minute to log off,
and of course it fails to unload the users profile to the
server. i had finally rectified this a while back by
uninstalling two hotfixes. but upon running another
windows update, the problem has started again.

there is even a slightly different version of the problem
on a couple of the pcs. i get a userenv 1000 message,
stating the roaming profile was saved after 1 attempt, but
one minute after that i get the userenv 1000 error message
stating the roaming profile could not unload. its like its
trying to log of twice...or log off two different parts of
the registry if that makes any sense.....

i have information in the userenv debug log that indicates
that two registry handles are open, but how do i determine
which ones, and what can i do about it?
 
the hot fix that you meantion and one other i uninstalled
previously. that's what originally corrected my problem.
the problem with changing the maximum number of retries is
the roaming profile will still not unload. and any files
the user creates are lost, any IE book marks they make,
etc. i need to actually stop the error.

i will check on that hotfix also to see if that will help.

i did at one time upgrade the pc to SP4 but with no
improvement.
 
USERENV(a8.88) 17:13:17:500 MyRegUnLoadKey: Hive unload
for S-1-5-21-1844237615-1580436667-1708537768-1125 failed
due to open registry key. Windows will try unloading the
registry hive once a second for the next 60 seconds (max).
USERENV(a8.88) 17:13:18:515 MyRegUnLoadKey: The registry
hive was successfully unloaded after 1 seconds.
USERENV(a8.88) 17:13:18:515 MyRegUnLoadKey: Hive unload
for S-1-5-21-1844237615-1580436667-1708537768-1125_Classes
failed due to open registry key. Windows will try
unloading the registry hive once a second for the next 60
seconds (max).
USERENV(a8.88) 17:14:18:796 MyRegUnLoadKey: Windows was
not able to unload the registry hive.
USERENV(a8.88) 17:14:18:796 MyRegUnLoadKey: Failed to
unmount hive 5
USERENV(a8.88) 17:14:18:796 UnLoadClassHive: failed to
unload classes key with 5
USERENV(a8.88) 17:14:18:796 DumpOpenRegistryHandle: 2 user
registry Handles leaked from \Registry\User\S-1-5-21-
1844237615-1580436667-1708537768-1125_Classes

that's the userenv log.
 
Steve, i've tried that.seems to help a bit, but does not
fully alleviate symtoms. the real problem i have with
that, is that my batch file won't run unless i give the
user elevated privelages. so i am working on a way to get
the batch file to run for just normal users.

i've gone to the server - active directory - and on my
users OU modified the default group policy to allow users
to control the print spooler service, but no luck so far.
i've read that i need to make a new OU, and bring in all
the computers that i want it to apply to, and make a group
policy for that OU that allows the users to read and write
etc to the spooler service.

any thoughts, am i on the right track or is there an easy
way for me to add permisions to my batch file that allows
it to run. right now i just have it

@echo off
net start spooler

for starting the service, and the opposite for hte other
one. any input is greatly appreciated.
 
TweakUI can do it. I don't have a url handy but a quick google search or a
search of MS's site should reveal it.
 
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