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Hi there,

I am deploying Windows 10 via Microsoft Deployment Workbench.

It is rolling out well and includes Office 2016,but I am noticing that both the AutoRecover and Default File locations are local paths.

 

Is there any way in Group Policy I can change this such that it points to the user home folder N:\

 

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The easiy way to get there is \\domain.local\SYSVOL\domain.local\Policies\PolicyDefinitions contains the admx and \\domain.local\SYSVOL\domain.local\Policies\PolicyDefinitions\en-us or en-GB contains the adml. Just copy the admx and adml over you may want to back old ones before replacing.
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The easiy way to get there is \\domain.local\SYSVOL\domain.local\Policies\PolicyDefinitions contains the admx and \\domain.local\SYSVOL\domain.local\Policies\PolicyDefinitions\en-us or en-GB contains the adml. Just copy the admx and adml over you may want to back old ones before replacing.

 

Perfect, thank you, that worked just as expected.

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Ive set this in User Configuration > Policies > Admin Templates > MS Word 2016 > Word options > Advanced > File Locations > Default File location.

 

Could someone confirm what they have in here?, ive got (Z:\) but when i go to Save as on my test logon it defaults to "This PC" (I've redirected Documents) to the z:\ so even if they save here it save in the Home folder but I could do with it defaulting to z:\ (Z:\ is their home folder)

 

Could anyone let me know how theirs defaults to?

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Could someone confirm what they have in here?

My default file location policy is set to 'Not Configured' since Word automatically defaults to each users redirected Documents folder when saving.

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My default file location policy is set to 'Not Configured' since Word automatically defaults to each users redirected Documents folder when saving.

 

Thanks. Yes ours does to, just hoped that on the "Save as" screen in Word that it would default to the root of their homefolder instead. not sure if this is possible?

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Hi,

 

I am interested in doing this, but...

 

Can I just ask if this has to be set per Office application, or is there a 'global' setting for Office?

 

Also, for those with redirected Documents folders, or those pointing to a 'home' drive on the server, what happens when the user is off-site?

 

Do you need to enable some sort of file syncing?

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Hi,

 

I am interested in doing this, but...

 

Can I just ask if this has to be set per Office application, or is there a 'global' setting for Office?

 

Also, for those with redirected Documents folders, or those pointing to a 'home' drive on the server, what happens when the user is off-site?

 

Do you need to enable some sort of file syncing?

 

I think there`s an option in each application, no global setting.

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