Ok, maybe I dont understand or I didnt explain properly.
I have 3 workstations, a domain controller, and a NAS device (stores the profiles), a user gets his proper profile on 2 of the 3 workstations, but, on both of them, its showing as a local profile. On the one workstation that does show its a roaming profile, its not the same profile.
On this machine that shows roaming, but its not "his" profile, windows was reinstalled recently, and never got his proper profile off the server.
So, im trying to get all three machines to get his proper roaming profile, but I think the one on the server is the new one, not the old one. So what I need to do, is get the correct copy of his profile (off one of the other two workstations), and copy it to the server. So I did that tonight, copied his local profile from one of the machines he said was the right profile, and copied it to the profile folder on the server.
I go to the server, and its not showing that I modified it at the proper time and date.
How best to fix this?
Just drag and drop his profile folder off one of the workstations onto the server (cause "Copy too" didnt work), then verify that its the right one, and delete his profile off every workstation, leaving only the copy on the server?
I cant just go to the workstations with the correct profile and select "Change type -> Roaming profile" cause roaming is greyed out. The only ones that I have the option to change, are those that are already set to roaming. Those that show "local", have roaming greyed out.
I tried taking ownership, and resetting all permissions on the suspect profile folder, but "roaming" is still greyed out.
Would "flush profiles" fix this from happening again?
Thanks.