No - I think you need to learn more about AD and then try t understand how that effects what you are trying to do.
A users profile path is created locally by Windows. You cannot assign this path. You can assign a home drive and path but that is old WinNT 4. In modern AD we use Group Policy to create the network based folders which si done automatically by
Group Policy. GP allows ius to set a drive to the folders it creates.
If you want to "roam" the profiles then that is done by setting up a roaming share and setting the security correctly. When you assign a user profile to roam you would use %username% and the root folder path. When the users is roamed
the folders will be created.
This has nothing to do with home drive/folder.
Until you learn how this works you stand a good chance of creating an unmanageable setup.
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