Currently when Edge is launched for the first time there is a pop-up that says "We've signed you in". I would like to be able to suppress this. In an Enterprise the users don't need to be told they are signed in as it will be forced/not optional. Thanks!

mrbrown38 It DOES supress the message if I setBrowser sign-in settings: Enabled, Disable browser sign-in (vs forced sign-in). My end goal is for the sign-in to be forced, but suppress the message that they've been signed in. While we aren't syncing with Azure currently, the goal will be to in the future.

kqf_chris and mrbrown38 I followed up with the team and got some clarification. You were correct; it sounds like this policy isn't fully rolled out yet, so stay tuned for that in the near future! Fawkes (they/them)Program Manager & Community Manager - Microsoft Edge

kqf_chris Thanks for reaching out; that's a great point. I'll ask our Enterprise team and let you know if they have any insights to share. Fawkes (they/them)Program Manager & Community Manager - Microsoft Edge

Deleted I have the following set, but still get the "We've signed you in" prompt on first use:Disable synchronization of data using Microsoft sync services: DisabledConfigure whether a user always has a default profile automatically signed in with their work or school account: EnabledHide the First-run experience and splash screen: EnabledBrowser sign-in settings: Enabled, Force users to sign-in to use the browserAlso looking for a way to suppress this.

Hello Deleted Does it mean, that in near future there will be a policy which will basically force users to sync. For us it would be really great as this way we don't need to care for backing up users bookmarks and so on.

GPO requested: Suppress the "We've signed you in" prompt on first use

tom_seriun
Copper Contributor
Oct 29, 2021
Has anyone manage to fix this yet?

I've got the following set but still get prompted at first run.
mahahava
Copper Contributor
Sep 23, 2020
Any progress on this?

We are also wanting to inpliment syncronisation on premise but that window is very counter-intuative, we dont want to show that screen and whats even worse is that the information is wrong as it says syncronization is not avaiable, where it in fact is what we are indeed enableing for our users,
Jeffrey_Fronius
Brass Contributor
Sep 21, 2020
Following this thread. I too would love to suppress this message. We're starting to test the on-premise sync.
Deleted
Jul 23, 2020
kqf_chris Good news: it sounds like you can easily disable that. If you enable the "hide FRE" policy along with either disabling sync or forcing sync, this popup will also be disabled. Hopefully that helps!

Fawkes (they/them)
Program Manager & Community Manager - Microsoft Edge
- kqf_chris
  Iron Contributor
  Jul 29, 2020
  Deleted
  
  I have Hide FRE set already with "Configure whether a user always has a default profile automatically signed in..." (not force sync because it doesn't exist yet). This window is the only one that pops up. Can you have someone take a look at this behavior? Thanks for your help!
- mrbrown38
  Copper Contributor
  Jul 29, 2020
  Deleted
  I have the following set, but still get the "We've signed you in" prompt on first use:
  Disable synchronization of data using Microsoft sync services: Disabled
  Configure whether a user always has a default profile automatically signed in with their work or school account: Enabled
  Hide the First-run experience and splash screen: Enabled
  Browser sign-in settings: Enabled, Force users to sign-in to use the browser
  Also looking for a way to suppress this.
  - vishnumurthi
    Copper Contributor
    Sep 05, 2020
    mrbrown38
    Hide the First-run experience and splash screen: Enabled,
    Above that Disable synchronization of data using Microsoft sync services: Make it Enabled
    This is required foe Windows 8 Systems, Since that functionality may not be there.
    This setting is not required for windows 10, Hide the First-run experience and splash screen is enough.
Deleted
Jul 23, 2020
kqf_chris Thanks for reaching out; that's a great point. I'll ask our Enterprise team and let you know if they have any insights to share.

Fawkes (they/them)
Program Manager & Community Manager - Microsoft Edge

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