Intune - Shared Device - Account Management

[petben]

Hello, I have setup a 'Shared Device' policy in Intune for laptops that any student could borrow. As Teams is installed, their profiles get huge (folders created C:\Users\'username), so I want to delete them.

 

I have set my (Test) shared device policy as below, but the C:\Users folders are still there despite my settings, I think, implying:

 

Account Mgmt - Enabled (so accounts get deleted at 'sign off')

Delete Threshold - 95% and 96% (so this will always run for testing as free space will never get to 95%)

Maintenance period - ??

 

 

Am I going something wrong?

Edited January 17, 2022 by petben

[deano]

Have a look at Storage Sense. This is the best option to keep storage down on devices

[petben]

Ok thanks, looks good, can I configure it to tidy the C:\users folders from all those student logins? That’s where space will be used.

 

Shame Intune delete profiles doesn’t seem to work, that’s just what I want..

[Cache]

I might be misreading it but won't you need your stop % to be lower than 95%? The way I read it at the moment is it will start to run if there's 5% free space but will stop if it has 4% free space

[petben]

I now don’t think the Intune ‘account management’ setting is designed to remove the C:\Users\ folders. Just the accounts?

 

Anyone got any ideas how to keep these HDD free, each laptop has potentially 1500 users logging into it. Scheduled task to delete user folders configured via powershell Intune policy? Sounds a bit crap though.

[petben]

The documentation is misleading, the % is free space.

 

What do you do to del these folders?