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Hi All,

 

I am currently playing around with windows 10 on our domain and have found an annoying issue in which when you add the machine to the domain and log on with a domain user account your unable to open the start menu at all. This is similar to a bug in which you need to enter a powershell command to resolve the issue however I expect it's caused by something in our default domain policy as I have setup an OU which only uses that one policy.

 

I know the easiest way around this would be to start from the ground up to avoid any potentially problematic policies however I wondered if anyone else has had this issue when adding windows 10 machines to their domain and if so what they found was causing the issue.

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We had a policy for Windows 7 that changed some permissions on the OS drive. Cant remember exactly what but this broke Metro apps in Windows 8 and the start menu in Windows 10. Be worth looking for any policies at the top level that change permissions. Failing that block inheritance and apply policies one at a time until the issue occurs.
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Hi All,

 

I am currently playing around with windows 10 on our domain and have found an annoying issue in which when you add the machine to the domain and log on with a domain user account your unable to open the start menu at all. This is similar to a bug in which you need to enter a powershell command to resolve the issue however I expect it's caused by something in our default domain policy as I have setup an OU which only uses that one policy.

 

I know the easiest way around this would be to start from the ground up to avoid any potentially problematic policies however I wondered if anyone else has had this issue when adding windows 10 machines to their domain and if so what they found was causing the issue.

 

Similar issue here. We have a local user setup on all our staff laptops and once domaines the start menu on that user is dead. So many issues with Windows 0 start menus I'm shelving our deployment until next year. Shocking!

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