nomadtodays.blogg.se - Cannot uninstall onedrive for business 2013

#CANNOT UNINSTALL ONEDRIVE FOR BUSINESS 2013 WINDOWS 10#
#CANNOT UNINSTALL ONEDRIVE FOR BUSINESS 2013 LICENSE#

Click Run this script using the logged on credentials = Yes.

Script location: Browse and import the “ EnableADAL on Onedrive.ps1″ script.

$registryPath = "HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\OneDrive" New-ItemProperty -Path $registryPath -Name $name -Value $value `Īnd EnableAutoConfig on Onedrive.ps1 : $registryPath = "HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\OneDrive"

I guessing using setup. New-Item -Path $registryPath -Force | Out-Null I need to move OneDrive for Business from Office 2013, but not remove the other office applications. $registryPath = "HKCU:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\OneDrive" Start by creating two powershell scripts – one for the HKCU and one for the HKLM.

#CANNOT UNINSTALL ONEDRIVE FOR BUSINESS 2013 WINDOWS 10#

In a Windows 10 devices that is AzureAD joined and Intune managed – the Intune Management Extension is the easy way to setup OneDrive for Business with Silent Account Configuration. This one will enable files on demand – this will only work on Windows 10 1709, this needs to be set in the computer context. HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\OneDrive\ FilesOnDemandEnabled T his one will enable Silent Account Configuration for OneDrive for business, this needs to be set in the computer context. HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\OneDrive\SilentAccountConfig This one will enable ADAL for OneDrive for business, this needs to be set in the user context. Per my test in SharePoint 2013 online and on-premise, we still cannot sync image or asset library with OneDrive for business in SharePoint online and on-premise. HKCU:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\OneDrive\EnableADAL We only need to set to regkeys to get this working – but there is no native way of manipulation with the registre database in Windows – so we just do it with powershell. But I went onto: and generated the following answer file and this did the trick running the following batch file: taskkill /f /im OneDrive.exe setup /config RemoveGroove.xml.

#CANNOT UNINSTALL ONEDRIVE FOR BUSINESS 2013 LICENSE#

The user need a OneDrive for Business license.You need to run the latest version of OneDrive for business to ensure that it is working correctly.

The device needs to be AzureAD joined or hybrid AzureAD joined Policy Manager>Setup>Actions>Proxies>HTTP-Client.1 (Or whatever your main one is named)>Edit>HTTP Request>Check 'Allow range requests through unmodified' - Add.

To silently configure OneDrive for Business there is some pre-requirements In basic it is just a way to run a powershell script on a Intune managed devices once. In this case you might get lucky simply by uninstalling the OneDrive for Business: Notice that this only applies if you have installed it from O365 portal as part of Office 2016 desktop suite. Does anyone have a similar problem? 2.When we are doing modern management of Windows 10 devices with AzureAD then sometimes we are missing the easy way from group policies preferences, but in Intune we have the Intune Management extension previous known as Project Sidecar. If you installed OneDrive for Business from your O365 for Business portal, you will see two OneDrive entries in Start menu.

So, at this point, I'm trying to determine if the issue is with my account, or the QNAP app. I realize the app is tagged "Beta" but it has been working for months and without any changes (that I know of), it's suddenly failing. BTW, I also have a separate OneDrive (not "for Business") account, and this continues to work fine. Could you please tell me if it remains true with windows server 20. We would like to use OneDrive for Business on RDS Server 2016 to connect some libraries but one of my contacts tells me that it cannot work. Upon investigation, it seems the Cloud Drive Sync app on the NAS fails authentication to the OneDrive Sharepoint server. Hi We are using document libraries on Sharepoint Online in place of a Windows file server. Starting last night about 22:00 EST, it started giving permanent errors. It occasionally reported an error, but always recovered. I've been successfully synchronizing my QNAP NAS to OneDrive for Business for several months, on a once-per-hour basis. build 20171213 (which I believe is the latest).