Windows 10: The Group Policy Client Service failed the sign-in

Not sure whether this is related to the recent upgrade (yesterday jan 28 2016), but I restarted my PC after after the upgrade, all was OK, I switched it off and went home. Today after I swithed my PC on the following appeared:
"The Group Policy Client Service failed the sign-in. The universal unique identifier (UUID) type is not supported"
Wow, this frightened me as hell. The logon screen reappeared and I managed to log-in on the second attempt. However - I hate the idea this is going to happen again. What should I do?

:)

 

The group policy client service failed the sign-in. The universal unique identifier (UUID) type is not supported.

The group policy client service failed the sign-in

The universal unique identifier (UUID) type is not supported.

Win 10 on HP Envy

Cannot log in on any user.. Please help.

 

"The group policy client service failed the sign in. Not enough storage is available to process this command" error upon start up

When opening up I get a message "The group policy client service failed the sign in. Not enough storage is available to process this command" This doesn't happen every time but sometimes I have to try several times to open up.

[ Original title: Starting up ]

[ Moved from: Windows / Windows 10 / Windows Hello, lock screen & sign-in ]

 

The fact that you were able to login is good and suggests you might be OK. If the issue persists with future logins there are a number of possible causes; the main one being that the GPCS failed to turn on as it should do at start-up.

One possibility is that it is related to Google Chrome see: https://www.tenforums.com/general-dis...icy-error.html and this would be worth checking through if you use Chrome on your system.

 

yes, you may need to install google in non admin mode

 

Ran in to this issue after UG to 1511. I noticed almost immediately a problem with connecting to other network devices - that crops up as a related issue in Microsoft threads.

Before shutting down I had also deleted a fair string of saved passwords in Google settings - just mentioning to see if that is a common factor.

Turned on this morning and UUID error. Fortunately had second account with admin privileges on the account - not sure how you could solve without! Used second account to remove Google and cleaned up Registry. Rebooted and all is good - so far.