How to Configure Folder Redirection Using GPO on a Windows Server 2022 [Complete Guide]

This step-by-step video is here to show you the correct way to implement folder redirection and offline files using Group Policy on a Windows Server 2022.
With this powerful tool, you'll be able to redirect folders such as Documents, Desktop, and more to a network location, providing your team with easy and quick access to their files, no matter where they are. Additionally, you'll learn how to enable offline files, allowing your team to access their files even when they're not connected to the network.
This video walks you through the process, from start to finish, and demonstrate the correct way to implement this feature on a Windows Server 2022, as well as what it looks like on a Windows 11 client computer. Plus, the instructions make it easy for anyone to follow along, regardless of your level of technical expertise!
Don't miss out on this opportunity to master the use of Group Policy and streamline your network management.
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[@AbidSheikh-kg9tv]

Awesome! Great explanation of folder redirection.

[@MArocDragon]

I love you bro all steps is correctly thank you very much
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[@thanameri5122]

Thank you very much! so clear

[@thewhynet]

I highly recommend configuring this option for your organization (if you don't already have it).
Let me know what you think. Did you do it? Did it work?

[@MArocDragon]

I have one question how can denied user if creat any file denid to delete it or sync in another folder

[@tacosjauregui8221]

how about when I have 3 users, 1GPO, and 1 folder redirection, so user1 can only have desktop and downloads, user2 can only have documents and Pictures, and user3 can only have Videos

[@thewhynet]

Hi tacosjauregui8221, That's a very interesting question.
As a single GPO does the same for everyone assigned to it, if I understand your question correctly, in this specific case in my opinion you will need to create multiple GPOs and assign them accordingly.
That way, each GPO will either redirect the desktop folder or other folders...
If you have any other thoughts or suggestions on this, please share.