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  1. Raisin
    In the meantime, you can use the following workaround if you have just a few users experiencing this issue : · In my case, this wouldn't work well for our school labs so we'll wait for the patch.
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    Hi guys, From my source at Microsoft Education Canada:
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    Well, the settings app and display apps don't work for users in the guests group... Back to square one!
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    No right now there's only a redirection of the "my documents folder". With users in the guests group, I would have thought every sign in would be like a "new" user. I'm familiar with the remove-AppxPackage command. I thought that users in the guest group would have their installed apps deleted/removed on sign out and that on the next sign in, the currently provisioned apps would be reinstalled. That doesn't seem to be the case with the guests group and "allow deployment operations in special profiles" GPO.
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    Are you using the guests group? I am. The folders in C:\Users are deleted on sign out as well and the apps that were installed for that user on the first sign in still work after sign outs and sign ins unlike my original problem. I haven't tried deleting the local profiles manually though. The only thing I'm not sure about is that apps that I deprovisioned with a "Remove-AppxProvisionedPackage" script after these domain users signed in once were still there after subsequent sign outs and sign ins. Even though the local profile and "C:\users\XXXX" are deleted on sign out, the initially installed apps for that user seem to remain untouched. I will be running my "Remove-AppxProvisionedPackage" script on deployment but I worry about new apps installed with Windows updates and requests to reprovision some apps along the way. I need to do some research on how appx packages are installed for users.
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    This group policy in addition to the local guests group seems to be a functioning workaround for me. I would even say this scenario and behavior was what was intended originally. This will hold us off until I can look into UE-V. Thanks, this is extremely appreciated. Now I can get back to my powershell deprovisioning scripts for unneeded Windows apps. I'll post some updates soon. I've got some MS folks looking into my original issue. Maybe it will get sorted out regardless. Mujja and stumiester, this might work for you?
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    A Microsoft National Technology Strategist on the CanadaEducation Yammer asked me for some logs. I've got a thread on TechNet as well. We'll see. I'm still open to some suggestions from the EduGeek community as you guys are more likely to have some experience with my use case.
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    We were using the local guests group to flush student profiles for Windows 7 but the behaviour in Windows 10 is different and seems to consistently prevent any sort of modern app provisioning except Edge. I'm not sure what the normal behaviour is supposed to be since I haven't found any recent documentation concerning the local guests group and Windows 10. I wanted to go that way but I had to backtrack and remove all variables because nothing was working with modern apps. I circled back to the simple manual deletion procedure listed in my original post and found that even that doesn't work right. I'm at a loss here.
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    Let's try to simplify things a bit as my post seems to be a bit to hard to answer. Is anyone not experiencing the behaviour listed in the 5 steps from my original post?
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    Hi everyone, I'm a part time lurker, first time poster. We're preparing to add Windows 10 1709 (latest updates as of november 28th) in our classrooms. I'm pretty far along but I had to backtrack to isolate this problem: Sign in with a domain account with a local profile: everything is fine and the modern apps are all there. Delete that domain accounts' local profile from the "User Profiles" window in "System Properties" with local admin account. Sign in with that domain account again: I'm missing every modern app. Delete that domain accounts' local profile from the "User Profiles" window in "System Properties" with local admin account. Sign in with that domain account again: everything is fine and the modern apps are all there. How does Windows 10 handle domain accounts with a local profiles? This is extremely confusing. I'm leaving out a bunch of information since I'm scared a wall of text might scare you off. If you have any questions, ask away! Thanks
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