Slow user logon for only one user - on any computer
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From: Nick Giovas on 18 May 2010 09:52 I am trying to resolve an issue where one user is having extremely slow logon/logoff and slow network performance. It often takes them 10 minutes or more to log on and to log off. This happens for this user regardless of the computer they sign on to. All other users do not have this issue on any computer. I am running SBS 2008 with only 5 computers and 5 users. This issue only occurs for the one user. They have no mapped network drives, they don't use any remote folders and they are not syncing any files at log off. Can anyone recommend a fix for this situation? Will deleting the user and re-adding them solve the problem (I would rather not do this)? Thanks, Nick
From: Larry Struckmeyer[SBS-MVP] on 18 May 2010 10:17 Hi Nick: From your description that it happens at any station on the network, might it be you have instituted roaming profiles and that one one is corrupt? - Larry Please post the resolution to your issue so others may benefit - Get Your SBS Health Check at www.sbsbpa.com > I am trying to resolve an issue where one user is having extremely > slow logon/logoff and slow network performance. It often takes them > 10 minutes or more to log on and to log off. This happens for this > user regardless of the computer they sign on to. All other users do > not have this issue on any computer. > > I am running SBS 2008 with only 5 computers and 5 users. This issue > only occurs for the one user. They have no mapped network drives, > they don't use any remote folders and they are not syncing any files > at log off. > > Can anyone recommend a fix for this situation? Will deleting the user > and re-adding them solve the problem (I would rather not do this)? > > Thanks, > Nick
From: Nick Giovas on 18 May 2010 10:34 On May 18, 10:17 am, Larry Struckmeyer[SBS-MVP] <lstruckme...(a)mis- wizards.com> wrote: > Hi Nick: > > From your description that it happens at any station on the network, might > it be you have instituted roaming profiles and that one one is corrupt? > > - > Larry > Please post the resolution to your > issue so others may benefit > - > Get Your SBS Health Check atwww.sbsbpa.com > > > I am trying to resolve an issue where one user is having extremely > > slow logon/logoff and slow network performance. It often takes them > > 10 minutes or more to log on and to log off. This happens for this > > user regardless of the computer they sign on to. All other users do > > not have this issue on any computer. > > > I am running SBS 2008 with only 5 computers and 5 users. This issue > > only occurs for the one user. They have no mapped network drives, > > they don't use any remote folders and they are not syncing any files > > at log off. > > > Can anyone recommend a fix for this situation? Will deleting the user > > and re-adding them solve the problem (I would rather not do this)? > > > Thanks, > > Nick I don't think I have roaming profiles on, but I will double check. If I do and this one is corrupt, how do I correct it? Thanks, Nick
From: Nick Giovas on 18 May 2010 10:57 On May 18, 10:34 am, Nick Giovas <n...(a)giovas.net> wrote: > On May 18, 10:17 am, Larry Struckmeyer[SBS-MVP] <lstruckme...(a)mis- > > > > > > wizards.com> wrote: > > Hi Nick: > > > From your description that it happens at any station on the network, might > > it be you have instituted roaming profiles and that one one is corrupt? > > > - > > Larry > > Please post the resolution to your > > issue so others may benefit > > - > > Get Your SBS Health Check atwww.sbsbpa.com > > > > I am trying to resolve an issue where one user is having extremely > > > slow logon/logoff and slow network performance. It often takes them > > > 10 minutes or more to log on and to log off. This happens for this > > > user regardless of the computer they sign on to. All other users do > > > not have this issue on any computer. > > > > I am running SBS 2008 with only 5 computers and 5 users. This issue > > > only occurs for the one user. They have no mapped network drives, > > > they don't use any remote folders and they are not syncing any files > > > at log off. > > > > Can anyone recommend a fix for this situation? Will deleting the user > > > and re-adding them solve the problem (I would rather not do this)? > > > > Thanks, > > > Nick > > I don't think I have roaming profiles on, but I will double check. If > I do and this one is corrupt, how do I correct it? > > Thanks, > Nick- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - Larry, Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. After further inspection, I noticed that there was a roaming profile setup for this user and it was pointing to a network drive that I have been having some issues with. I turned off roaming profiles to test it and the user can now log on very quickly with no issues. Thanks again for the help. Nick
From: Larry Struckmeyer[SBS-MVP] on 18 May 2010 11:09 Your most welcome. Come back and help others when you can. - Larry Please post the resolution to your issue so others may benefit - Get Your SBS Health Check at www.sbsbpa.com > On May 18, 10:34 am, Nick Giovas <n...(a)giovas.net> wrote: > >> On May 18, 10:17 am, Larry Struckmeyer[SBS-MVP] <lstruckme...(a)mis- >> >> wizards.com> wrote: >> >>> Hi Nick: >>> >>> From your description that it happens at any station on the network, >>> might it be you have instituted roaming profiles and that one one is >>> corrupt? >>> >>> - >>> Larry >>> Please post the resolution to your >>> issue so others may benefit >>> - >>> Get Your SBS Health Check atwww.sbsbpa.com >>>> I am trying to resolve an issue where one user is having extremely >>>> slow logon/logoff and slow network performance. It often takes >>>> them 10 minutes or more to log on and to log off. This happens for >>>> this user regardless of the computer they sign on to. All other >>>> users do not have this issue on any computer. >>>> >>>> I am running SBS 2008 with only 5 computers and 5 users. This >>>> issue only occurs for the one user. They have no mapped network >>>> drives, they don't use any remote folders and they are not syncing >>>> any files at log off. >>>> >>>> Can anyone recommend a fix for this situation? Will deleting the >>>> user and re-adding them solve the problem (I would rather not do >>>> this)? >>>> >>>> Thanks, >>>> Nick >> I don't think I have roaming profiles on, but I will double check. >> If I do and this one is corrupt, how do I correct it? >> >> Thanks, >> Nick- Hide quoted text - >> - Show quoted text - >> > Larry, > > Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. After further > inspection, I noticed that there was a roaming profile setup for this > user and it was pointing to a network drive that I have been having > some issues with. I turned off roaming profiles to test it and the > user can now log on very quickly with no issues. > > Thanks again for the help. > > Nick >
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