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OneDrive for Business | Known folder silently redirection not work
Mario Pastora It should be related to another registry key as following.
You could check or change the registry key <SilentBussinessConfigCompleted> to 0 in <Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\OneDrive>. Then the silently sign on will be triggerred again when you restart the computer.
- msmythAug 01, 2019Copper Contributor
Well it was the "Prohibit User from manually redirecting Profile Folders" Group Policy, I had removed the setting at the same time that someone else applied a duplicate group policy to deploy some other settings for another project that still had this set!
GPO changed and hey-presto all now working as it should
- Mario PastoraAug 01, 2019Brass Contributor
Testing it out as we speak... WilsonSu I shall report that it works fine for the user's profile for which we deleted the profile for prior. But when I go try to sign in with a user that has never logged in before to that PC I keep getting this error Login was either interrupted or unsuccessful. Please try logging in again. Code: 0x8004deb4 (RETRY or CANCEL) when I click on Retry it just say We can't sync your "OneDrive - Company name" folder Sorry, we can't add your "oneDrive - mycompany" folder right now Please try again. Do I have to do this at each new user that tries to sign in? individually?
<SilentBussinessConfigCompleted> to 0 in <Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\OneDrive
- WilsonSuAug 02, 2019Microsoft
Nope, this key will automatcially become 1 once the GPO works at the first time. But it is related to the User key, so it is 0 by default with new user account. For the error code, you'd better check the Azure hybird or device Azure AD joined. Because Silent Sign On GPO should work with Device Azure hybird, so if you run <dsregcmd /status> in cmd and the Azure AD joined is 'no', you will definitely meet this issue.
How to confirm whether Azure AD joined is the cause?
Let's open a browser and access office 365. If the browser could automatically sign in with the current account (no need to input accout and password), the OneDrive silent sign in should also work.
- Mario PastoraAug 02, 2019Brass Contributor
WilsonSu Thanks, this explains the riddle we are currently experiencing. I haven't tested the feature with my Azure AD domain joined devices. Will try that soon. Thanks again.