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sdonnels
Copper Contributor
Oct 24, 2019

Disable the EDGE getting started page - GPO no longer works

All,

 

After the latest release of Edge DEV we don't seem to be able to suppress the getting started page.  All users when they launch EDGE are seeing this.  When they close the browser it comes back again.  Not sure what we are missing here...

 

  • cjc2112's avatar
    cjc2112
    Bronze Contributor

    sdonnels Hmm, I can't seem to replicate the problem. Is it just on Dev? If so, have you tried uninstalling and re installing?

    • sdonnels's avatar
      sdonnels
      Copper Contributor

      cjc2112  Yeah It happened right after the last update.  I've uninstalled/re-installed and tried the new edge-stable release. 

       

      Can anyone tell me for sure the GPO setting that disables the first-run welcome? Or registry setting?

      • sdonnels's avatar
        sdonnels
        Copper Contributor

        Oh...I should clarify...its not when they open the browser back up.  If they run through the welcome prompts and close down the browser in the same session it doesn't come back.  Should the server reboot or if the user logs off they have to go through it again.

  • jeff_bb's avatar
    jeff_bb
    Copper Contributor
    Did you get anywhere with this? Fresh install from the MSI, I don't see a way to suppress this message.
    • sdonnels's avatar
      sdonnels
      Copper Contributor

      jeff_bb 

       

      Nope...seems more and more likely that its something you cant suppress any longer.  We went to the stable release version off of DEV and made some changes to our profile management software to not exclude the new profile location so at least users only have to see the getting started page once.

      • dbh_troy's avatar
        dbh_troy
        Copper Contributor

        sdonnels I was having this issue as well until i realized that the local appdata was getting erased when each user was logging out. Set the GPO to redirect the appdata to the users roaming profile. This resolved the first run issue with each launch. However I am now presented with a warning that I cannot seem to suppress about settings being stored on a network drive. Any thoughts or suggestions on how to suppress this warning ? 

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