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      alex.olynyk
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      If I disable folder redirection in group policy will I lose anything in the redirected folders?

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        dafyre @alex.olynyk
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        @alex.olynyk said in Folder Redirection:

        If I disable folder redirection in group policy will I lose anything in the redirected folders?

        I have seen both yes and no... But I do know there's a setting on that policy that says to "Move folders back to original location"... Look in the policy, and if applicable set it up... and then remove the policy and you shouldn't lose anything.

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          gjacobse
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          I have seen both by just using folder redirection.

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            thwr
            last edited by thwr

            In theory all the files are in sync with your client. In reality: Gremlins, scary little hungry Gremlins who just had a snack past midnight. Create a backup and test with a single or just a few users.

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              Dashrender
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              I lost things for one user the last time I changed that... Have backups!

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                coliver @Dashrender
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                @Dashrender said in Folder Redirection:

                I lost things for one user the last time I changed that... Have backups!

                Quote for emphasis.

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