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Onedrive gets Setup, then complains on second login.
Wasn't sure how to write the subject line. My OneDrive policies are setup to auto-login the user and then configure known folders. That all works great on first login. Then, when you logout and...
Rudy_Ooms_MVP hey...
In my case this is just the OneDrive that comes by default with the 20h2 image for Windows 10 Pro x64, though it does install itself in ProgramFiles(x86). I'm also provisioning the devices with Autopilot, AD joined if that makes a difference. OneDrive version: 2021 (build 21.073.0411.0002) - this is after the sync message is given... I`ll run the reset again to see if is different before that.
EDIT: the OneDrive version immediately after provisioning is the same as after a reboot, no change there. In fact, is not even the reboot that triggers this, just closing OneDrive first time, and reopening, it will trigger the "not signed in" popup, but only this one time. Further close/reopen OneDrive (or reboots) no longer triggers the popup.
I have the same as FABKI. I'm seeing the exact same stuff and it is not being deployed, it is whatever OneDrive that is included with Windows 10.
- Hi,
It is all about excluding. I mentioned some things you could try. I am not sure if it helps but if you could exclude all the other stuff, maybe the real issue and solution will remain? Rudy_Ooms_MVP The device gets joined part of the autopilot, and OneDrive is already included with the Windows image... so it already gets installed as part of that, and also "properly" configuring as per Intune CSPs. Not sure how adding it as required install would help when is already installing... ?
What happens when you make sure when the device is becoming azure ad joined, onedrive is being installed ?Create a new intunewin app and make sure it is set as required in the ESP?
