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Have you allowed all the domains that Auto desk recommend that need to be allowed unauthenticated? Try the file method of configuring the proxy. You need to install it and run it on a PC with direct 80,443 outbound then configure the proxy setting and copy out the settings file. It's in the thread higher up.

I've been looking at this: https://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/33549.onedrive-next-generation-sync-client-deployment-guide.aspx HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run Onedrive could be deleted. Have a scheduled task on a server Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?linkid=844652" -OutFile "\\server\software\OneDrive Client\OneDriveSetup.exe" -Verbose Then on client: GPP (Replace) From:\\server\software\OneDrive Client\OneDriveSetup.exe To:c:\temp\onedrivesetup.exe Then login script(need to add some version checking Onedrivesetup.exe file version against Onedrive. Exe) start-process -wait "c:\temp\onedrivesetup.exe" -ArguementList "/silent" start-process -wait "$env:USERPROFILE\AppData\Local\Microsoft\OneDrive\OneDrive.exe" -ArguementList "/background" I'll test this and see if it speeds up things.

Expect if you run it as admin and the account has a o4b licence it says Onedrive cant run elevated. I think they mean Onedrivesetup. exe must run in the user context. You could replace the Onedrive setup. exe in c:\windows\syswow64 with the latest.

Reading up about the one drive client. OnedriveSetup needs to run in the user context on login. This slows down the initial setup which could be a pain on shared PCs. If done a line of powershell to download the latest setup. Wondering weather to run the setup on user login if the version of Onedrive. Exe is not the same. May also check uev settings to see if they can roam. What are others doing? It feels like it's almost there. Just needs to be almost as fast as a mapped drive. I got team sites working.

Would make sense if Azure was cost effective.

I've done it my only concern is that on first login you have to wait for the Onedrive client to update. You need ADAL enabled and a reg key pushed out. You need to have Onedrive. exe in the user reg hive.

In place upgrade task sequence in most cases out of hours. Means you can update drivers and/or office. Build and Cap a new image. Ideally I'd like a monthly image for new Desktops,Laptops. Laptops and tablets are a pain unless u have a SCCM DP reachable from home. You can set them to get upgrades from windows update but you end up with dealing with the file associations/start layout/group policy/extra apps retrospectively.

I had to give the Mac server and Mac clients read all properties access to user accounts to determine group membership in AD. This was with Sierra not high Sierra. Profile Manager still struggles with large AD groups.

Usually Edge probably Chrome. I think they'd like to kill IE at some point and then put it in the store. Would be quite amusing having to deploy store for business to push out IE.

It's a Windows 10 conspiracy

Well I think I have you have to update your server so you can get the profile manager that works. I tried it on an older i5 and just seem to have issues.

Looks like the exe is actually signed.

Except MS's end game is user subscription which will include a win10 licence. Following the Office 365 Proplus model it's constantly updated. This coupled with a move to 1:1 devices is the shift that is happening. Managng a low cost laptop via intune may become the new norm. The quiet depreciation of Roaming Profiles seems to signal this. As always legacy is going to slow this shift. LTSB is more convenient for IT departments but becomes a deal breaker is you want onedrive On Demand sync. It may be easier on licensing budgets to not be on LTSB and VL Office. The upgrade twice a year ideally shouldn't break things. MS need to improve QA and speed of upgrades. So kicking and screaming this may be what MS want if your an Office 365 organisation.

Could try taking off the client and see if issue is the same.

Any other AV/Classroom Management that may be hooking into DLLs and even the applocker driver?

I'm swaying to a ADR with a 3 day delay for a fast ring (10% of clients) and slow ring for the rest. Servers need grouping off low,med,high critical and manual. Though the time it takes for updates to install means the WUA will continue past the maintenance window.

That's exactly what they expect. SCCM nightly task sequence. Once you've done it once it's less painful. You can also get WSUS to trigger out of hours. If you want the latest features you have to stay current.

Seems to be the general trend. Kicking and screaming I think education will get more cloudy. Also 1:1 devices may see traditional IT Suites diminish. If you use Windows 10 S as your OS you don't really need any antivirus other than defender. The fun part is Google file stream/one drive on demand sync/legacy win32 apps. Maybe this will just be remote apps.

Well you can do Azure Application Proxy and turn on 2fa for web apps. But you need EMS.

Or at least have a delay of a few days.

Or you deploy to users as a required deployment. I'd go for store or web.

It would have only hit if you have a ADR in place.

https://deploymentbunny.com/2017/10/11/the-october-2017-update-inaccessible-boot-device/ Anyone get bit? Obviously have a collection/target group to test before you deploy. It does seem create nervousness with Windows as a service.

Well the new login experience for Office 365 may break a lot of these mappers. With 1709 the built in OneDrive client will not download all files. It will require educating the users that they have to choose what is downloaded.

Though can you see schools/colleges purchasing a laptop per student managed by intune. Data stored in 365 and maybe some legacy win32 applications available via remote app? If budgets increase then we may see the end of IT Suites. If not education will be sticking with long login times.