

Finding the Recovery Key from Active Directory.Saving the Recovery Key to Azure Active Directory.Saving the Recovery Key to Active Directory.Saving the Recovery Key to Your Microsoft Account.Printing the Recovery Key to Paper or File.Respective GPOs and registry settings targeted to remote clients.Īfter which we disabled the H:\ drive mappings in AD using a script. Changed folder redirection target (e.g.

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Windows will automatically switch on offline for the documents folder (in case “documents” is redirected to a remote share)Ĭhanging/removing the folder redirection path will most-likely lead to change of offline target as well, thus potentially causing

In order mitigate issues with “offline” documents folder, it is persistently marked for “offline availability”, thus ensuring the documents folder is also accessible in case client disconnects from the corporate network by leveraging Windows integrated offline files functionality. Where our folder redirection is configured as "Document" Folder which is targeted towards a CIFS/SMB Share hosted on an on-prem file server (accessible only via Corporate Network or VPN). We have been leveraging folder redirection/offline files. I found an interesting article here that seem to be talking on the same lines but i am not too sure if this is the way to go.

Shell Folder Name - Value type: REG_EXPAND_SZ: Personal HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders I still didn't see a behaviour change or option deactivated even though corresponding registry key is updated on computers after a policy update. So I did this in a separate group policy which precedes the group policy with all Onedrive settings. So in order to give Onedrive access to my Documents on the local System the plan was to disable Folder Redirection using GPO. This is how the Folders look like when trying to backup Onedrive for Business We noticed that it was not possible to backup the Documents folder, OneDrive will refuse telling me that "The Documents folder contains other important folders and isn't supported for file protection." Contact your IT Department or something. The Challenge here is since our Documents Folder (which is part of the known folders) is not on the local Machine but in a network location how do we handle this?. Our Onedrive Group Policies look like this Our Documents is redirected to H: Mapped Network Drive so whatever is saved in Documents is synced via the Microsoft Sync Center back to H: Network Location whenever the client is in online mode. We are have planning to migrate our Files to Onedrive4B and as part of the requirements we have been asked to Redirect Known Folders to Onedrive in our case (Desktop, Pictures and Documents).
