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Such a bizarre business decision and very annoying.

I'm not officially using Autopilot - USB unattended builds, but they do show up as autopilot in Intune for some reason. Perhaps down to my provisioning package, not sure.

The portal deploys and opens for all users on ours even though it has a Primary User. I'm not making apps available there, so perhaps that bit doesn't work?

...and is that ok? Everything seems to work fine, but usually you have to remove the primary user to make a device a Shared PC. The Company Portal works for all users, and OneDrive auto-signs in etc. That last thing bugs me though. What's your experience?

Hi @Badzeye - did you ever get a resolution to this? Cheers.

Nice, I'll give it a go. Cheers.

Hiya, We're playing with Teams at the moment and looking in the Teams Apps - > Permission Policies. We're allowing all Microsoft apps (not sure if we should), but which third-party apps are you allowing? I want to make sure that we're not missing out on anything special. Flipgrid is the only one I've allowed so far.

Ok thanks for that. our users had licenses weeks ago, so probably not the same issue. We've only enabled Teams since then so I wonder if the order has caused a problem. I'll try to remove some licenses, re-add, and check. Cheers again.

I'm having the exact same problem as you. Strangely any new users I create get the "Class" etc., option that has been shown in the thread. How long did you have to wait for users to get these options? Any other changes you might have made that could have affected the Teams types available? I've been on this for a few days now and it's driving us crazy.

Ok thanks for the update - looks like Delprof2 will be getting busy

Is there a group policy to ensure that the local OneDrives on shared computers don't fill up the C: drive? I know that by default the agent doesn't sync but I'm just worried about them selecting "Make all files available".

I'm afraid that just means that you don't have the permissions to access those recycle bins. I've not come across that so it'll be difficult for me to play with the script and update it to list the bins that you need to get access to at the end, but if I do come across it I'll update this post again.

This script will recursively search through all sub-folders below the $path variable. $Path = 'E:\Teaching Staff\Work' $TotalBinSizes = 0 $TotalBins = 0 Get-ChildItem -Path $Path -Include '$Recycle.bin' -Recurse -Force -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | ForEach-Object -Process { $TotalBins++ $BinSize = (Get-ChildItem -Path $_.FullName -Force -Recurse -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Measure-Object -Property Length -Sum).sum '{0,-75} {1:N2} MB' -f $_.FullName, ($BinSize / 1mb) try { Remove-Item -Path $_.FullName -Confirm:$false -Force -Recurse -ErrorAction Stop $TotalBinSizes += $BinSize } catch { Write-Warning -Message 'Unable to empty bin.' } } ' ' if(($TotalBinSizes / 1mb) -gt 1024) { $Size = $TotalBinSizes / 1gb $Unit = 'GB' } Else { $Size = $TotalBinSizes / 1mb $Unit = 'MB' } if($TotalBins -gt 0) { 'There were {0} Recycled Bins emptied with a combined size of {1:N2} {2}.' -f $TotalBins, $Size, $Unit } Else { 'No Recycle Bins needed emptying.' } ...and it looks like this:

Hi Warwick_Tech, Only just seen this. Yeah, there is a problem in my original line there that was introduced by my auto-formatting tool (ISE Steroids). That 'path' is wrong so something like this should work instead: $Path = 'E:\Teaching Staff\Work' Get-ChildItem -Path $Path -Include '$Recycle.bin' -Recurse -Force -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Remove-Item -Recurse -Force That post was from 2013 though, and if you're not embarrassed by your scripts 6 months later then you're not progressing. I would do things a lot differently these days so let me have a play and try to post something more advanced later.

Now that you're a few months down the line, how are you finding them?

For me, this turned out to be that wdsmgfw.efi was missing from RemoteInstall\Boot\x64 You can find it in C:\Windows\System32\RemInst\boot\x64 and copy it across if need be.

Awesome thanks - in the meantime I'd logged a support call with Microsoft and they came back with: "Hi there! Currently I am informed that there is no way to disable this feature. I am going to talk to the NEXT team and see if there are any current updates regarding this. Please bare with me as I am looking for an updates current answer to this." The more pressure that is put on them the better, so I've just added my 3 votes to the uservoice link.

Has anyone got anywhere with this problem?

Cool, that's easy to look after then.

Do these show up in a new category in WSUS that you can de-select? We generally allow all updates of the main categories.

Hi guys, Not gone to Win10 yet but am worried about how you control the large updates like the anniversary update and 1703 etc. I presume these work differently in a domain than they do at home but I don't want a teacher to restart a laptop and find it is out of use for an hour while an OS upgrade happens. Has this been a problem for you on Windows 10, or do these not automatically happen on domain joined machines? Or is there a GPO to prevent these upgrades but allow normal Windows updates? Cheers.

Thanks @Arthur great job!

Right, I do seem to remember that, but it was said in such a way that made me doubt it. I got a feeling that the win32 stuff could be deployed via GPO etc., post install as we would now, but I may been wrong about that. Hopefully we'll get clarification somewhere.

Ok that is interesting, thanks. I'd asked if you could deploy Win32 programs or just windows store apps, as that is what it looked like from the console.

Has anyone gotten a response to emails to Nicola? I feel like my question during the webinar was ignored, and my email seems to have been as well.