The issue is that when a Writable Volume with UIA is applied to a user, the Autodesk ACC Docs doesn't work and the files are not synced locally and they are not able to reference the files into AutoCAD.
If I log into a VM without a writable volume, then Autodesk ACC Docs will work. We need a writable volume with UIA due to the amount of applications that we have.
I have tried excluding the folder by altering the snapvol.cfg file, which does work the first time, but then when I restart it breaks the Autodesk Desktop Connector, which is needed to run Autodesk products and to add a project for the ACC Docs to be cached locally.
Has anyone come across this before, or are there any suggestions on a way to resolve it?
I appreciate we are running a very old version of App Volumes.