Hi Gary,
Delete the offline cache before you give the laptop to a new hire
Tools > Folder Options > Offline Files > Delete Files
This should fix it but post back if I'm wrong

Thanks,
Mark
"gary" wrote:
> I setup our users for folder redirection and offline files so their my
> documents folder is automatically backed up to their folder on our file
> server.
> plus if the network is ever down they still have access to their files.
>
> I have an issue where I have given a user a new PC, and gave his old PC to a
> new hire.
>
> When this new hire is logged into the PC I do not see anything mapped other
> than his drive on the file server.
>
> BUT - when he loggs off I get an error stating that it could not synchronize
> with the folder for the PREVIOUS user.
>
> Now, here is the curious thing.... I do not have the previous users folder
> mapped to a drive, it does not show up anywhere on the PC that I can see.
>
> plus, I even got into the registry and deleted a key that listed the
> previous users folder at
> CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVer sion\NetCache\Shares\
> and
> CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVer sion\\netcache\AssignedOfflineFolders
>
> but even after deleting the key for the previous users folder, when He logs
> off and on again it is back in the registry again?!?
>
> what else can I look at?
>
> Its not really that big a deal, his folder still synchronizes, but people
> hating getting error messages when logging off of their PC, even if I
> explain what it is, they still hate it.
>
>
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