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  1. Back from #mmsmoa, I came away with a lot of great ideas and some refreshed momentum. So I wrote a blog post about how we deal with Intune profile exceptions, and what we have learned over time. #intune #grouppolicy

    joeloveless.com/blog/how-to-de

  2. Microsoft Fixes BitLocker Issue on Windows 11

    Microsoft has fixed a frustrating issue with BitLocker on Windows 11, where devices with certain Group Policy configurations were prompted to enter their BitLocker recovery key after installing a recent update. The fix is available in update KB5089549 for Windows 11 25H2.

    osintsights.com/microsoft-fixe

    #Windows11 #Bitlocker #GroupPolicy #Microsoft #Kb5089549

  3. It's a long shot but here goes... Is there anyone out there who knows of a free application/tool that can assess the boot times of a Windows (11) machine? (I know! I know!... but it's for work). Many moons ago I used an app called Soluto(?) but think that was bought out or now a paid for service. I think a particular Group Policy is the culprit for the insanely slow boots, but wanted to audit a machine to confirm. Appreciate any feedback. Merci!

  4. 🚨 #OneDrive News: Microsoft retires 2 legacy GPOs
    🛠️ EnableHoldTheFile & EnableAllOcsiClients deprecated by May 2025
    ✔️ Conflict handling = user-driven
    🛠️ Read more: bit.ly/3EnnkVK

    #M365 #ITAdmin #GroupPolicy #Office365 #AutoSave

  5. Enable 'Start OneDrive automatically when signing in to Windows' group policy ensures seamless sync, preventing conflicts. Read the full article here: bit.ly/3ZHqXN1
    #OneDrive #GroupPolicy #Windows #Autostart

  6. Disabling #Windows #AI features organization-wide using #GroupPolicy.

    This will turn off #Recall (the periodic screenshot service) and #Copilot (the AI assistant service). You can do this pre-emptively even before any machines on your domain are running Windows 11 24H2.

    1. Download and install the Windows 11 24H2 administrative template files: microsoft.com/en-us/download/d

    2. Add the files from C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Group Policy\Windows 11 Sep 2024 Update (24H2)\PolicyDefinitions to C:\Windows\SYSVOL\domain\Policies\PolicyDefinitions on the domain controller.

    3. Start Group Policy Management on the domain controller.

    4. Create a group policy object with these values:

    User Configuration > Policies > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Windows AI > Turn off Saving Snapshots for Windows = enabled

    User Configuration > Policies > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Windows Copilot > Turn off Windows Copilot = enabled

    5. Link the group policy object in at an appropriate level in your domain.

  7. Explore OneDrive's "Files On-Demand" feature in Windows 10 or 11, optimizing file management with group policies and storage sense settings. Read the complete Article here:bit.ly/3VU0ZW0
    #OneDrive #FilesOnDemand #Windows10 #GroupPolicy #StorageSense

  8. Enabling the 'Start OneDrive automatically when signing in to Windows' group policy addresses a long-standing need among administrators. Read the full article here :bit.ly/3uEV0JH

    #OneDrive #GroupPolicy #Windows #Sync #Collaboration #Productivity #Autostart

  9. #LibreOffice deploying via #GroupPolicy fails with "Add operation failed. Unable to extract deployment information from the package"

    Edit the msi (NOT the mst) with InstEd or equiv, and remove all but the one install language you need. 1033 is us eng.

    Thank you Alexandar Hass, where ever you are....

    hass.de/content/libreoffice-ad

  10. Tonight in the home lab adventures I learned how to install Microsoft Edge group policy templates to my DC and then used them to configure the new tab settings.

    To actually check if this is working, I'm going to have to update my test Windows 10 desktops. The version of edge on them is from 2016.

    #homelab #activedirectory #windows #hpe #grouppolicy

  11. I'm at my wit's end and thought I'd ask the collective genius minds of the #fediverse.

    I have a brand new #Windows #Server2019.

    It has #IIS.

    It's running a brand new #ASPdotNET application.

    #WindowsDefender #Firewall is disabled by #GroupPolicy.

    There is no #firewall intercepting or blocking traffic.

    All attempts to access the website are failing. All traffic is being rejected with TCP-Reset.

    servername.localdomain.com/ results in a TCP-RST packet.

    No one has ever seen this before.

    Does anybody have any ideas?