I have noticed on SBS 08 with roaming profiles turned off and SBS 03 where we never use roaming profiles that I occasionally get the following error. "USER PROFILE SERVICE - there was a problem with your user profile you have been logged on with your previously saved local profile. Please see the event log for details or contact your administrator." It doesn't seem to actually cause any issues but it keeps commimg up and the users think there is a problem. Does anyone know how to resolve this issue? Thanks Robert WigginsRobert Wiggins

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Thanks for the info but it appears that is not for Windows 7 and I am only having the issue on Windows 7 machines.Robert Wiggins

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Thanks for the response and I apologize for the delay. We don't have the Nvida driver installed and now I notice it is happening on server 03 machines as well. Should I be posting this in the server forum? the common thread is SBS 08. Thanks for the help.Robert Wiggins

Hi, I had such issue with a Windows 7 pro OEM 32bit Pt_Br version and also with a Vista Bussiness both running completely diverse hardware config . Diferent users got that message randomly. Struggled with this for months. It only stopped on both systems when I removed Google updater software, which were present on both machines. I can't tell if it your case since your running windows server but just check if you have Google updater installed on those 3 systems. Sorry for any possible English mistakes. Duchamm - SP - Brazil

Thanks for the respones. I didn't have gogle updater or tool bar on any of the machines but thanks for the suggestion.Robert Wiggins

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Thanks for the response. I'll give it a tryRobert Wiggins