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MTSBob
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Apr 10, 2019

Azure AD joined computer with multiple users - remember usernames?

We have several shared Windows 10 PCs. They are all Azure AD joined, cloud-only, no hybrid/on-prem stuff. Our users login with their organizational accounts only. There are no old-school local users ...
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tcgcomputers
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Jun 23, 2020

Use gpedit.msc to enable the policy "Enumerate local users on domain-joined computers." It is found at Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> System -> Logon.

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Joe_H5550
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Feb 04, 2021

tcgcomputers 

 

What do do when you do and it doesnt work.

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    Jagdish_B
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    Aug 06, 2021

    Joe_H5550  I am having same issue - using gpedit does not work, it only shows the locally added users

     

    Best

    Jagdish

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      Joe_H5550
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      Aug 06, 2021

      Jagdish_B 

      I never found an answer.

      It has something to do with azure ad, (it also caused other problems) so I just canceled my subscription and unjoined. My problem went away. MS wanted to charge me to help, LOL

       

      Sorry

       

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        tcgcomputers
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        Aug 06, 2021

        Joe_H5550 and @Jagdish_B 

        In addition to the Group Policy setting, did you add the Azure AD user in Settings?

         

        Go to Settings -> Accounts -> Other users. Then click "Add a work or school user," enter the user's Azure AD email address, and choose if they should be a Standard or Administrator level user.