Eventid 1060 (source:TerminalServices-RemoteConnectionManager) is logged in the System logs with the following error:
The Terminal Services User Home Directory was not set because the path specified does not exist or not accessible.
The default Home Directory Path was used instead.
I checked the following:
- Does the user have a connected homedirectory is the RDS Session?
Yes, driveletter is connected and path is accessible. - Is the TS User Home Directory set through Active Directory and Computers?
Yes, Remote Desktop Services Profile tab shows correct Home Folder settings. - Is the TS User Home Directory set through a machine group policy?
Yes, it set to the same settings as Remote Desktop Services Profile tab.
So it looks like it’s being set on twee places, I choose to start with removing it from the Machine Policy.
You can find this setting in:
Computer configuration
/Policies
/Windows Components
/Remote Desktop Services
/Remote Desktop Session Host
/Profiles
/Set path for Remote Desktop Services Home Directory
I set this policy to not configured.
Go to your RDS server and do a gpupdate /force to make the new setting active.
Users still have the Home Folder connected, but when you now check the System log it should not have a new entry for this little problem.
