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So Im trying to use the Delprof2 tool to remove old user profiles from our client PC's but the profiles are not being fully removed, I have narrowed this down to Avast storing cache and log files in the user profile (\AppData\Roaming\AVAST Software) is there anyway to stop avast storing files in there? If I disable the self defence module it will then let me delete the profile but that seems to be the only way and obviously would rather I leave it enabled. Am using the latest Avast for Business clients btw. Thanks for any help.

I did try that one but does not work on Windows 10 unfortunately. Great thanks everyone for their replies, will try delprof 2!

Wow that is crazy! Would have thought Microsoft would have fixed it by now but then again, who am I kidding Would you mind sharing what script you use to clear your profiles please?

Yeah might give it a go! Have had that enabled for a couple of weeks but for whatever reason, group policy does not work in deleting user profiles, I havent actually heard of anyone successfully even use it.

Looking for a script to delete user profiles which works on both Windows 7 and 10, I found the below on another forum but doesnt seem to work. I would like to use WMI though and specify days old if possible. Get-WMIObject -class Win32_UserProfile | Where {(!$_.Special) -and ($_.ConvertToDateTime($_.LastUseTime) -lt (Get-Date).AddDays(-5))} | Remove-WmiObject Thanks for any help

Great thanks for your help, will definately look at doing this.

Thanks for the suggestion about this on demand feature, I like the sound of this, I guess its manageable via group policy with each users 365 account? We do have plans to move to Windows 10 and Server 2016 most likely this summer so would be a good oppertunity to use it then. Also it requires Azure AD passthrough? Can it use another form of SSO sync service? As we have a third party managing our tenancy which syncs our users and groups up so could this work?

We're not running Windows 10, but 7. Have tried but cant get the mapper to work and yes I did edit the script for our tenant AJWhite.

Tried it but it doesnt work, at least not for me. Even if i manually specify the username and password it fails to map the drive with "Failed to force sign in persistence" and that it cannot detect my username even though I've specified it.

Thanks Andrew I shall give that a look!

Hello, Im Trying to map our users Office 365 OneDrive accounts to appear as a network drive on the client pc's using group policy, I have done it myself manually which works but includes signing into the account via Internet Explorer to authenticate. Has anyone done this via group policy? If you have and wouldn't mind sharing how, it would be appreciated. Thanks

Thanks for the suggestions guys, got it working by editing the script as it was essentially incorrect for being in a package.

I have tried this but it still fails with an Incorrect function error, heres a screenshot:

I'm trying to get SCCM to reference a script in a shared folder to be used in a task sequence but it is failing with "access is denied", what account does SCCM use during the task sequence? Is it not the account I use to login and manage SCCM? Does the SYSTEM account need adding to the shared permissions of the folder? If I add everyone as full access in advanced sharing it works fine, but I dont want everyone to have full access. Thanks

Just tried it again with smscachesize set in installation properties but its still not changing it and saying cache is full, do i need to specify any other parameters Steve? EDIT: Think I found the answer https://weikingteh.wordpress.com/2015/03/10/setting-the-smscachesize-during-osd-task-sequence-powershell/