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Hi

I've had windows 10 RTM on some PCs without any issue for trialling.

I have now downloaded the latest July release to update the base image from a clean install.

 

Once added to the domain and login with a roaming profile, I get the message below that pops up on the desktop.

 

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I'm assuming it is trying to sign into some Microsoft services but cant? How can I disable this??

 

Thanks.

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Have a look here:

http://www.edugeek.net/forums/windows-10/173356-we-cant-sign-into-your-account-redstone.html

 

We had this problem on a couple of devices and found that if we set the following - Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System/User Profiles > Delete cached copies of roaming profiles to "Not Configured" it did indeed fix the issue.

 

 

If that is the issue then that means cached profiles will NOT be removed once the policy is changed back?

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Yes that is correct - but if you set the following - Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System/User Profiles > Delete user profiles older than a specified number of day on system restart to 1 then no profile should be on the device for longer than a day.
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Yes that is correct - but if you set the following - Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System/User Profiles > Delete user profiles older than a specified number of day on system restart to 1 then no profile should be on the device for longer than a day.

 

Thanks i'll give that a go.

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on My windows 10 Computer OU I have blocked inheritance and created some new policies as the other policies for win 7 have delete cached copies of roaming profiles enabled.

 

However, 'not configured' should already be as default when create a new policy'

 

Therefore, if I create another new policy and assign it to the win 10 OU it seems to ignore the setting and the message still comes up.

 

any ideas?

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Try setting delete cached copies of roaming profiles to disabled. That should sort it.

 

I tried that on the policy linked to the 10 machines but it still comes up when any user logs on.

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