Delete Users Roaming Profile

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Hello,

I need to delete a users roaming profile. There are some registry entries
that have been left behind from a poorly written GPO by a former
administrator. Can i just simply rename their current roaming profile folder
and when they log in the next time the system will recreate them a new one.
Doing this wont affect any folder redirection (all mydocs;desktop etc are
redirected to a different volume and path, but on the same server?

Thanks

Matt


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