Still not possible to prevent new Profiles completely in V80

Iron Contributor

Hello, 

 

I am just testing with Beta 80.0.361.45 and V80 GPO

 

Finaly the "add profile" Button is away.:smile:

 

But wait. The problem is not solved. :facepalm:Users can still delete their Profile. And guess what. After that its not a new Profile named Profile 1 in folder User Data\Default.

 

Its Profile 2 in User Data\Profile 1

 

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So the problem i need to solve with this is still there. I still dont have a fixed folder named User Data\Default i can manage in profilemanagment.

 

Before i can rollout on Terminalserver it has to be completly impossible that there is an other path than User Data\Default.

 

Regards

 

 

8 Replies

@Joachim_T 

 

Do you get the option to remove/delete the profile?

 

With v79.0.309.71 I don't

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As you can see only edit.

@AndrewSpence85 

 

in 80.0.361.71 you see this:

 

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You see.. No Button to add. But in Menü you can delete

@Joachim_T 

 

So I just installed BETA v80.0.361.45 and I get the following:

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I can screenshot my GPOs if you wish.

 

Kind regards.

 

@Joachim_T You could try to work around the problem with VMware UEM (Immidio flexprofiles) or similar tools.  Shouldn't be too hard at first sight.

Native solution would we a lot neater though.

@Iengelen 

We use Citrix profile manager. And there is no way around if the folders are floating into unknown spheres.😋

@AndrewSpence85 

 

Looks like you sign in to an account in edge. We don’t do this. I think that’s the difference.

@Joachim_T We have a similar issue. Opened another thread about that topic: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/enterprise/local-profile-remove-issue/m-p/1315317#M1676 and also created a Microsoft Support Request to address this issue.

@stesch79 We have also an support issue open at MS, we ran into the same thing yesterday while testing.

Last week we had no issue, and now:

 
 
 

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