Windows 10: Does Group Policy not work in 9879?

I am currently having an issue with OneDrive using all my bandwidth when syncing large files. As in, if I were to turn syncing on right now, I wouldn't be able to load a single webpage. I don't know if its mostly a OneDrive issue, or maybe an ISP issue, but the solution I figured would work, is to make a policy in GPEdit to limit the bandwidth OneDrive uses. Only issue is, when I click "Create new policy", the window for it opens and then immediately closes. I just see the closing animation. What is the deal? Is group policy crippled in this version? I am using the non-enterprise version if it matters.

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gpedit group policy does not working

There is no snapIn of this kind in the registry editor. Please give a different solution to the problem.

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Windows 10 Folder Redirection using Group Policy

Hi All,

I have Server 2012 r2, there is a GPO that redirects users folders. I am in the middle of upgrading OS to Windows 10.

Now I have upgraded 6 clients at the moment but some are not picking up the folder redirection Group policy.

The folder redirection policy works fine on Windows 7.

I have:

Tried forcing gpupdate

Ran a gpresult but does not show anything about the group policy for folder redirection

Update the Group policy files within sysvol

There is no WMI filter

The users are allowed to read the GPO

Rolling back the build that the user was on to an earlier version

If i get one of the affected users to login to another computer (Win10) that works with folder redirection the computer applies it but on their own pc the computer with Win10 it can not see the Group policy.

So this tells me that there is not a problem with the users permissions but something with the Windows version or Computer permissions that are stopping group policy from applying.

The folder redirection group policy does not show up in the denied group policies either.

Any help would be appreciated

Thank you

Ashley

 

Nope. It is not crippled. Opens fine for me.

 

Hey Petey,

Open OneDrive settings from the OneDrive icon in the notification area, and uncheck the box below to see if that may help. *Smile

 

Already tried that Brink. I think its not making a difference because its somewhat large video files I'm uploading. What's weird is when I uploaded a bunch while on build 9841 I didn't have an issue. Only other change is that my ISP sent a new modem. Not sure which is the cause.

Thanks for the info EvilJenius. Not sure why it working for you but not me. Can you tell me if your using an MS account or a local one? And specifically if you've tried creating a QoS policy?

EDIT: SFC found some corrupted files that it could not fix. I assume the gpedit issue, and probably some other problems I've been having since updating, are due to said corrupted files. Gonna do a clean install of 9879.

 

After a clean install gpedit still doesn't work, and my system seems more screwed up than ever. I really hope MS gets there stuff together for the January update.