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pred8or2015-03-17 16:05:54
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pred8or, 2015-03-17 16:05:54

Why doesn't Chrome want to save files in the redirected Downloads folder?

There is a domain network 2012R2. In accordance with the instructions https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj6490... redirection to the server of folders and user profiles is configured.
We go to the Windows 7 computer with the appropriate user without administrator rights. We make sure that the Downloads folder is located on the server, in a folder like \\%servername%\User Files$\%username%\Downloads. With the help of the explorer, we make sure that you can copy an arbitrary file from the local disk to the folder.
We make sure that in the settings of the freshly installed Chrome, the location is the same as above. We are trying to download something, for example, a pdf or a picture. In the panel and download history, the result is always the same. "Failed to download." The result does not depend on the state of the "Always specify download location" checkbox.
Open Internet Explorer or Firefox. We make sure that in both cases the download folder is the same. Downloading. Everything is downloading.
This is generally why and how to make Chrome download?
Addition. Just checked in Windows 10 Enterprise Technical Preview. Downloads great. Transferring users to it is not yet an option :-)
Addition 2. I tried to download a file in Windows 7 with Chrome to the desktop, which is also redirected, however, to another ball (but also in accordance with the instructions). And now it's downloaded to the desktop. The rights of the user that there, that there are the same (see screenshot).
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Maxim, 2015-03-17
@Qumbeez

What if it's not chrome?

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Sergey, 2015-04-01
@goodcat32

Apnu topic. Completely the same problem. Only now also the 4talk application. Cannot save received files in the path \\contoso.com\dfs\redirectionfolders\username\Dowload\4talk\
Even though it creates the 4talk folder.

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