Michael Pfister
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OneDrive Standalone Update Task gets created for each user Windows 10 1909 Enterprise
After installing Windows 10 1909 Enterprise from scratch or upgrading from Windows 10 1803:
Windows 10 1909 creates a scheduled task "OneDrive Standalone Update Task-S-1-5-21.." for each and every user logging on (runs OneDriveStandaloneUpdate.e xe for each user).
This is an Enterprise Environment and OneDrive is not used at all.
Anyone knows a way to preven this?
OneDrive itself is disabled by GPO.
Windows 10 1909 creates a scheduled task "OneDrive Standalone Update Task-S-1-5-21.." for each and every user logging on (runs OneDriveStandaloneUpdate.e
This is an Enterprise Environment and OneDrive is not used at all.
Anyone knows a way to preven this?
OneDrive itself is disabled by GPO.
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@McKnife: Good idea to do this as a startup script.
Still looking for a way to prevent it …
@Noah: GPO gets applied and its no malware. MS just seems to be very creative in advertising OneDrive...
Still looking for a way to prevent it …
@Noah: GPO gets applied and its no malware. MS just seems to be very creative in advertising OneDrive...
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Probably found it:
A registry key is present in the default profile under Software\Microsoft\Windows \CurrentVe rsion\Run -> OneDriveSetup
My first test after removing this specific entry was successful. The scheduled task wasn't created anymore for a new user...
A registry key is present in the default profile under Software\Microsoft\Windows
My first test after removing this specific entry was successful. The scheduled task wasn't created anymore for a new user...
Say, what registry key is that, Computer\HKEY_USERS\.DEFAU LT\Softwar e\Microsof t\Windows\ CurrentVer sion\Run ?
No OneDriveSetup present here, but the tasks are there.
No OneDriveSetup present here, but the tasks are there.
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Its not under HKU\.DEFAULT but in the default users profile that gets copied during the first log on.
Now trying this batch in my task sequence:
Now trying this batch in my task sequence:
reg load HKLM\DEFAULT_USER "C:\Users\Default\NTUSER.DAT"
reg delete "HKLM\DEFAULT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run" /v OneDriveSetup /f
reg unload HKLM\DEFAULT_USER
Worked when I tested it manually...
Thanks, yes, that one is present here, too.
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