Just to make sure, I meant a "Windows" logon script, not a UEM logon task. There's actually a logon script configured in your Horizon Agent All Users GPO: Just remove that, and your logons s...
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Just to make sure, I meant a "Windows" logon script, not a UEM logon task. There's actually a logon script configured in your Horizon Agent All Users GPO: Just remove that, and your logons should be at least twice as fast As for folder redirection, I don't see anything in the two GPOs you attached, but there's definitely a few more folders redirected than the ones you configured through UEM. Is there maybe another GPO in play as well, or could this have been "tattooed" into the mandatory profile? If you hive in the registry file from your mandatory profile, or log on without UEM installed or configured, what do you see in HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer User Shell Folders? Mapping the home drive through user settings in AD is perfectly fine. There's nothing wrong with folder redirection per se either (although, again, redirecting AppData will probably not result in a nice experience for your users). Most important note regarding folder redirection in combination with UEM is that you should not manage files residing in redirected locations with UEM: it's not necessary (as those files are already no longer local to the profile, i.e. they reside on the network, "safe" in non-persistent scenarios), and it will slow down things considerably (as UEM will persist such settings by reading files from the redirected folders (on the network) and storing the resulting profile archive zip file (also on the network), and will restore them by reading from the UEM profile archive zip file (on the network), and then saving them to the redirected folder location (also on the network)...)