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Well that's just a rumour. Microsoft seem to release aomething. See who notices but don't communicate properly because it's not their timing. Similar to Apple.

Does the user need to click install. I know this happens if from the store?

The issue at the moment is if your invested in Microsoft 365 as an organisation you cannot use the OneDrive Sync Client FOD in Server 2016 as it is LTSC. You also can't use Edge. As the investment seems to be in Windows 10 to support Microsoft 365 you'll probably have to upgrade the VMs every 6-12 months. So I guess it's RDSH on SAC.

It'll be interesting if it's Azure only. But a lot of enterprises will want it on prem. Microsoft don't shout about it but they make a lot of money with on prem licensing.

Ah ha! https://www.neowin.net/news/theres-yet-another-sku-of-windows-10-on-the-way https://www.zdnet.com/article/windows-10-enterprise-for-remote-sessions-another-new-windows-variant-on-the-way/ Looks like 10 connections max

The latest SCCM 1806 can provision store apps for shared devices. I haven't tried it yet. Other than that you need to hybrid Azure AD joined the PC so you can push the app to the PC assuming it's on a on prem domain.

It can be an application just clear the Content location. Specify the fullpath. Be aware if you want it in a Task Sequence you msut use a Collection Variable as Task Sequences dont like applications without content. TBH the days of everything being an MSI are gone/going. It may be best to test using a admin cmd to get the correct switch. Use a VM and take a snapshot before any installation. Using a exe means it can check/install prereqs where MSI' can be more difficult. Though MS seem to want to move to MSIX https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/MSIX/ct-p/MSIX .

Use the setup.exe with --silent switch.

Assuming the support account has administrator rights. I always find using a Start-Transcript and Stop-Transcript to a log is helpful when getting permissions correct. Also be aware of execution policy. You may need to sign your script or use the bypass switch. It depends on the environment.

A Group Policy Preference for a scheduled task. Or a script deployed via SCCM.

Scheduled Task with delprof run as SYSTEM.

If you have legacy sites that require IE or flash. There is this: https://support.google.com/chrome/a/answer/3019558?hl=en .

Glad you sorted it. Theres a log file on the client in programdata\autodesk\CLM or might be in the users temp folder. You usually need to update if using the latest and greatest Autodesk software.

I've not tested the offline app method. But by the looks of it it would work. Though I'm guessing it's powershell when you need to update it.

If you deploy a store app with SCCM it will keep requesting the user to install it from the store. It's not the same as Win32 MSI/exes. An Azure AD joined win10 pc can have apps provisioned. I've yet to test a comanged PC.

Is it called Impero as a Service?

The thing to remember with Office 365 is yes it's free for education. But if you want data to be secure on any device you need EMS/AIP/WIP. Equally if you have 1:1 iPads etc you want a organisation sanctioned cloud storage available office 365 or gsuite. This appears the way things will go to per user (per FTE) licencing. Or you stop staff syncing to OneDrive on non-domain devices and stop email on personal devices.

If you configure and pay for Windows Information Protection, files within OneDrive and SharePoint sites are encrypted where ever they go.

I saw similar warnings when using gpmc on Server 2016 when we updated to 1709 admxs. Policy is still applied. I can't imagine anywhere having an environment with every client and server on 1709 or 1803. Microsoft did a similar thing with IE11 GPMC only working on Windows 8. It works the other way as well legacy settings left in GPOs can only be removed via powershell.

Am I getting a reputation?

Update here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=56880 I'm getting errors with WindowsDefenderSecurityCenter.admx when using GPMC and gpresult on 1709. Anybody else get issues?

You can limit access to Office 365 to an external IP but you'll break email on phones. Really you need conditional access and intune MAM and WIP to safeguard your organisations data. It depends if you want to block office 365 externally.

I think from Office (Word/Excel etc) just click share. Or office online. The logical conclusion with email and GDPR is to not attach files just share so you can expire the share.

Seeing as you never finish a Windows 10 rollout/upgrade. SCCM is the best bet. Also the amount of mid year software deployments and updates you end up doing means its worth it. Yes you need a good system to do the upgrades at moat every 6 months but more likely once a year.

Impero isntalled by any chance or a lot of firewall rules on your PC?