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I agree, GCPW can function independently for signing in to Windows devices with a Google Workspace account. But, it has limited capabilities even with the paid version. While GCPW allows logins on domain-joined devices, I have not been able to get this working with intune managed devices.

Thanks for all the reply's, so it looks like this is not possible with GCPW. Would Azure AD federation with Google Workspace be the best way to mange this? If so does anyone here do this and have advise how to go about it.

Our school mainly uses Google Workspace, but we've recently introduced Intune and Office for some Office users. We're exploring the possibility of allowing Windows login with Google accounts. Do you have experience with this integration? Any challenges, best practices, or tips to share? I know this does not work with GCPW unless you have a onprem ad. Thanks

I have issues with OWA using Chrome and Edge aswell. http://www.edugeek.net/forums/cloud-services/225620-365-owa-crashing-when-opening-emails.html

I have some users having emails crashing using 365 OWA, its only a few users/accounts and sometimes it clears for a while. Has anyone else had the same problem? It's not all emails just a few, some times it stops for a while then comes back. Windows 10 using Chrome and Edge. OS and Browsers have been updated. Given the users a new computer profile to make sure this is not corrupt. Tested with the AV off emails are being delivered without any errors. They will open using, Outlook 2016 or iPads, Mobiles. Asked MS to reset the accounts and they have looked and cant find any problems. I am now stuck with what else I can try. Thanks for any advise given.

Going back to the top of the post before it opened a can of worms. Thanks for the advise given but its not working yet. Works if I run it manually though.

Hi Guy, Could you have a look at this script for me? I want to run this script at system startup to check to see if its been run before, if not run the Powershell InstallAll.ps1 But it just puts the install text file into C and does not run the Powershell. Works ok if you run it manually. Thanks @echo OFF IF EXIST "c:\gpoinstalled/whiteboard.txt" GOTO END powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File "\\fs01\SoftwareDrivers\Software\Microsoft Whiteboard\InstallAll.ps1" MKdir c:\gpoinstalled echo. 2> c:\gpoinstalled/whiteboard.txt :END

Thanks alot for you help guys. I have changed the script to use c:\users\public\desktop and its working.

I have tried the amended script and it will only work manually. Also tried GPO to copy the desktop shortcut and this failed.

Thanks, I have never copied files using GPO before. Will have a look

Hi I am trying to run this script at startup via GPO I can get it to run the second xcopy line and can get the if exists to work. But when I add the xcopy for the desktop shortcut it will run if I manually test the script but not the GPO Startup @echo off Copy Minetest folder to C from FS01 if exist "%userprofile%\Desktop\Minetest.lnk" goto end xcopy "\\fs01\SoftwareDrivers\Software\Minetest Script\Minetest.lnk" "%userprofile%\Desktop" /s /i xcopy "\\fs01\SoftwareDrivers\Software\Minetest" "c:\Minetest" /s /i exit

Worked it out.... Option Explicit Dim objNetwork Dim strUser, strPassword, strUNCPrinter strUNCPrinter = "\\server\printer" strUser = "domain\user" strPassword = "password" Set objNetwork = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Network") objNetwork.AddWindowsPrinterConnection strUNCPrinter, strUser, strPassword WScript.Quit

Hi I need to get a printer working from another domain but I cant work out how to add another domain user credentials to a script. Does anyone have an example they could post Thanks

Hello, I have a Dell Vostro 3550 and its started to have a black desktop and I cant fix it. Running Windows 10 64 Have updated the Bios, Chipset and Graphics drivers. The laptop is running and I can launch applications through Task Manager. Thanks Cooper

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