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December 28, 2006 12:00 AM

Q. A user can bypass the roaming profile size limit by pressing ALT + F4 two times in Windows Server 2003?

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Windows Server 2003 allows you to use the Limit profile size Group Policy Object at User Configuration / Administrative Templates / System / User Profiles to limit the size of roaming profiles.

If you enable this policy, the Profile Storage Space dialog is displayed when a user logs off if their profile exceeds the maximum size. When this occurs, they are required to reduce their profile size before they can log off.

A user can bypass this limit and successfully log off if they press ALT + F4 two times.

To prevent this behavior, install the latest service pack for Windows Server 2003.


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