I have enabled the GPO for 'Silently sign in users to the Onedrive sync app with their windows credentials'. That way the installation will be in silent mode and it will not require user input to continue. I am testing Onedrive for Business 19.192.0926.0012 with Windows. This just tells the package that when it installs OneDrive use the configure option and look to the config.xml file we made earlier. Configure your Group Policies to the settings you want, but the one you’ll need for auto sign in is Silently configure OneDrive using Windows 10 or domain credentials. However, one of the registry keys DisbaleCustomRoot is causing issues. ADMX file has been updated to point to out TENANT ID and all is working fine. You need to add the following line to the "Parameters" field in the package setup: /configure config.xml I'm currently rolling out our OneDrive for Business settings via GPO.
#OPENDRIVE FOR BUSINESS GPO INSTALL#
Without it the remote installs will take forever, or in most cases not install at all. Then go to Account tab, click Unlink this PC. In the popup window, please go to the Settings Then uncheck the option Start OneDrive automatically when I sign into Windows. For example: \\server\share\PDQ Installs\OneDrive\setup.exe In the context menu, choose More to continue. Under step 1 of the package settings set the install file to the OneDrive exe shared on your network. My computer is Azure Hybrid Domain Joined. The GPO is applied to the computer successfully and I validated it. GPO to manage the folder redirection for domain joined computers The OneDrive Known Folder Move Group Policy objects won’t work if you previously used Windows Folder Redirection Group Policy objects to redirect the Documents, Pictures, or Desktop folders to a location other than OneDrive.
#OPENDRIVE FOR BUSINESS GPO FULL#
Place this file and the OneDrive install file in the same folder on your network and share it and grant full permissions to "domain users" and "domain computers".ĭownload and install the free version of PDQ Deploy and create a new package. I am testing Onedrive for Business 19.192.0926.0012 with Windows. The best way I've found to do it is using some free software called PDQ Deploy, and no I don't work for them:Ĭreate a config.xml file with the following code in it:
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