Thanks @Mickeybyte for looking more closely at this one and for the input that DirectFlex is a workaround. That makes total sense--settings would be applying mid-session and the FSLogix Office container would merge those in to what it's storing. For common settings (like Office Shared Settings), that we want to be present before a user launches any Office application, this is where DirectFlex gets a little tricky. I wonder if we could key those common settings off something core to the Windows user session (e.g., explorer.exe or dllhost.exe) instead. I tried opening a case with VMware support early on and they weren't able to provide any real input because FSLogix is not a VMware product. Even though there were some TechZone articles showing Horizon, DEM, and AppVolumes all used in one solution. It really makes me think it should be working. Thanks again for your efforts and I hope we come up with an explanation soon.
