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Maybe? Do you have any more information about a change in how it decides to sync computer objects? We have a single on-prem AD domain that we're syncing for hybrid AD join, and as far as I can tell it's just pointed at our computer and user OUs, nothing fancy.

We did a similar thing with our Sharp MFP copiers. Used a registry snapshot tool to figure out what keys were being set whenever you input the code manually into printer preferences, and then used a logon script (via GPO) to set those registry keys. In our case it's a bit more complicated, as we have multiple codes, so we have a vbscript (yeah yeah) pulling codes from an sql database and setting those per user.

We also had 800+ objects try to delete out of Azure, when they were still alive and active in our on-prem AD system. I did notice they were all Win7 machines.

We are having the exact same issue with students on mandatory roaming profiles. It's starting to be a real pain!