I dont have an xBox and I have no interesting in using their store. Opened a case with MS, but their position is that OneDrive is unsupported in a Remote Apps scenario and therefore they cannot be of assistance, even to read their encrypted OneDrive logs.Īgain, this isn't an issue with OneDrive starting in a published application environment, but with the user sign-in. Do we need Microsoft Gaming Services Ive got a little yellow popup prompting me to install Microsoft Gaming Services and Id really prefer not to. notepad, the script starts, OneDrive starts, but never signs the user in. If I publish an application on the EXACT SAME SERVER, e.g. On my test server, with a published desktop, this works flawlessly - user logs in, OneDrive starts, automatically signs in (via GPO setting).
Because not all users will initially be configured for OneDrive, we've got a login script that will start OneDrive, examine the user's OneDrive registry to determine if they have signed in, and then configure their profile folders accordingly. Scenario - attempting to deploy OneDrive w/Files On Demand on Windows Server 2019, accessed by users via Citrix DaaS (formerly CVAD). As a workaround, you could try the following steps to rename the OneDrive folder: Right-click OneDrive icon>select settings. Found a lot of different articles/forum posts somewhat related to the issue at hand, but none of the solutions seem to work in my case. All the personal OneDrive for Business name is like OneDrive - Tenant All the personal OneDrive(not owned or managed by organizations) is like OneDrive - Personal. This is more of a Microsoft / OneDrive issue than a true Citrix issue but perhaps the brain trust here can provide some information different than what I've found so far.
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