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Click OK to close open windows. In Run , enter gpedit. In the dialog box that opens, confirm that the setting is Enabled. To configure more granular access to the app, create rules that reflect: Who users are, or the groups to which they belong Whether they are on or off network, or within a defined network zone The type of client running on their device Office apps only The platform of their mobile or desktop device Whether or not their devices are Trusted Taking an allow-list approach to sign-on policy rules Create one or more Allow rules to support the scenarios that will allow access to the app, then assign those rules the highest priority.

Create a Deny catch-all rule that will apply to users who don't match the permissive scenarios you created in Step 1. Assign the Deny catch-all rule the lowest priority, just above Okta's Default Rule The Default Rule is already created and can't be edited. The Default Rule is designed to allow access to all client types from any device and platform and network locations.

It is applied to users who don't match any of the more restrictive rules that have higher priority. In the allow-list approach described here, the Default rule is never reached because it is effectively negated by the Deny catch-all rule. The People option you select needs to be the same for all the rules you create for this example.

Under Location , specify the user location to which the rule will apply. The Location option you select needs to be the same for all the rules you create for this example. The People option needs to be the same for all rules in this example. Under Location , select the same Location option that you selected in Rule 1. The Location option needs to be the same for all rules in this example.

Configure Device Trust. Be aware of the following: Steps 1 - 4 of this procedure revoke all Device Trust certificates from the Okta Certificate Authority that were issued to the end user. Certificate revocation does not remove existing certificates from managed Windows computers. In order to re-secure a Windows computer with Device Trust after revoking certificates, you must first remove any existing Device Trust certificate from the computer and then re-enroll the computer with a new certificate as detailed in Step 5.

The Device Registration Task will not enroll a new certificate if another certificate whether revoked or not is present on the computer. Deactivating an end user in Okta also revokes their Device Trust certificate from the Okta Certificate Authority but does not remove the certificate from their computer. Read the message that displays, and then click Revoke Trust Certificate. The two problems that you are most likely to encounter are: Trusted devices are unable to access Device Trust -secured apps.

Untrusted devices are able to access Device Trust -secured apps. Registration task Verify that you have distributed the Device Registration Task to Windows domain-joined workstations.

See Verify with Microsoft Management Console. Open the end user's personal store not the Local computer store. If no certificate appears, see Advanced Troubleshooting. Includes, at minimum, an Active rule that denies access to untrusted devices. In the search box, enter IIS. Open the Authentication feature and make sure Windows Authentication is Enabled.

Check for errors in the web. Use a validation tool to make sure the web. In the search box, enter Event Viewer. Expand Application and Services Logs. Check for errors in Okta Single Sign On. In the search box, enter Task Scheduler.

Right click Task Scheduler and select Run as administrator. Make sure the tasks okta-devicetrust-devicetask and okta-devicestrust-usertask appear and have completed successfully. Click Okta Device Trust. Force certificate renewal in some circumstances Certificates are valid for one year and are renewed automatically sometime within 30 days before expiration.

Known issues Multiple apps opening simultaneously — If multiple apps secured by Device Trust are configured to open automatically when end users sign in to their Okta dashboard from IE or Edge browsers, only one of the apps completes the Device Trust flow. Access to the remaining apps fails and end users are presented a message advising them to contact their administrator.

In that case, end users signing in to Okta using IWA from Windows computers with a Device Trust certificate and an IWA certificate installed may be presented with a certificate picker containing both certificates during the Desktop SSO flow, which may cause confusion.

It may be possible to enable certificate hinting in IIS so that only one certificate is shown to users. NET Framework running on managed Windows computers.

If the version isn't 4. If we configure that parameter as "Disabled", would that propagate to the local machine? Yes, because GPO Overrides Local, and you're actually 'specifying' Disabled in GPO, not just 'Not configured' which would leave whatever is there which would have been set previously from the Local policies. Is this really a legit fix?

I don't want my clients going out to Microsoft so I have this policy enabled and by having it enabled it's giving the error. So i set that policy years ago because i did not want clients to have the option to check for updates from Microsoft. I was having the issue with clients getting v update which was not approved through WSUS, and we do not want that update at the current time.

I did some more research until i came across another policy " Do not connect to any Windows Update Internet Locations". In the description of that policy it said it would check periodically the public Windows Update site. So i enabled that policy, which seemed to stop v from installing, but now i also get the receive the error 0xc.

So how can i stop getting the error, but not also have clients receive an unwanted, unapproved w10 update? What you've done is block all traffic to Windows Update - which includes the Windows Store and other features that require updating. I have already done that. When we enabled this policy "do not connect to any WU locations", machines stopped auto updating 10 even though the update was never approved through WSUS. But also when we did, that is when we started to receive this error.

GPO Results. These services run in the security context of the user account - this provides better resource management than the previous approach of running these kinds of services in Explorer, associated with a preconfigured account, or as tasks. Per-user services in Windows 10 and Windows Server. If you intend to change a service start value, the preferred method is to open an elevated.

For more information on using 'Sc. The following list of tasks are those that perform optimizations or data collections on computers that maintain their state across reboots. When a VDI VM task reboots and discards all changes since last boot, optimizations intended for physical computers are not helpful.

You can get all the current scheduled tasks, including descriptions, with the following PowerShell code:. There are several tasks that can't be disabled via script, even if you're running elevated. We recommend that you don't disable tasks that can't be disabled using a script. Whether from Microsoft Update, or from your internal resources, apply the available updates including Windows Defender signatures. This is a good time to apply other available updates including Microsoft Office if installed, and other software updates.

If PowerShell will remain in the image you can download the latest available help for PowerShell by running the command Update-Help. At some point during the image optimization process available Windows updates should be applied. There is a setting in Windows 10 Update Settings that can provide additional updates:. This would be a good setting in case you are going to install Microsoft applications such as Microsoft Office to the base image.

That way Office is up to date when the image is put in service. There are also. NET updates and certain third-party components such as Adobe that have updates available through Windows Update. One very important consideration for non-persistent VDI VMs are security updates, including security software definition files.

These updates might be released once or more than once per day. There might be a way to retain these updates, including Windows Defender and third-party components. The updates are going to apply nearly every logon session, but the updates are small and should not be a problem. Additionally, the VM won't be behind on updates because only the latest available updates will apply. The same might be true for third-party definition files.

Modern versions of Office such as Microsoft update through their own mechanisms when directly connected to the Internet, or via management technologies when not.

Windows is configured, by default, to collect and save limited diagnostic data. The purpose is to enable diagnostics, or to record data if further troubleshooting is necessary.

Automatic system traces can be found at the location shown in the following illustration:. Others, such as the 'WiFiSession' trace can be stopped. To stop a running trace under Event Trace Sessions right-click the trace and then click 'Stop'. Use the following procedure to prevent the traces from starting automatically on startup:. The above article contains procedures to service the 'gold' VDI image, and how to maintain the VDI clients as they are running. To reduce network bandwidth when VDI computers need to update their Windows Defender signatures, stagger reboots, and schedule reboots during off hours where possible.

The Windows Defender signature updates can be contained internally on file shares, and where practical, have those files shares on the same or close networking segments as the VDI virtual machines. There are some registry settings that can increase network performance. This is especially important in environments where the VDI or computer has a workload that is primarily network-based. The settings in this section are recommended to bias performance toward networking, by setting up additional buffering and caching of things like directory entries.

Some settings in this section are registry-based only and should be incorporated in the base image before the image is deployed for production use. The following settings are documented in the Windows Server Performance Tuning Guideline , published on Microsoft. Applies to Windows The default is 0. By default, the SMB redirector throttles throughput across high-latency network connections, in some cases to avoid network-related timeouts. Setting this registry value to 1 disables this throttling, enabling higher file transfer throughput over high-latency network connections.

Consider setting this value to 1. The default is 64 , with a valid range of 1 to This value is used to determine the amount of file metadata that can be cached by the client. Increasing the value can reduce network traffic and increase performance when many files are accessed. Try increasing this value to The default is 16 , with a valid range of 1 to This value is used to determine the amount of directory information that can be cached by the client.

Increasing the value can reduce network traffic and increase performance when large directories are accessed. Consider increasing this value to The default is , with a valid range of 1 to This value is used to determine the amount of file name information that can be cached by the client. Increasing the value can reduce network traffic and increase performance when many file names are accessed.

The default is This parameter specifies the maximum number of files that should be left open on a shared resource after the application has closed the file. Where many thousands of clients are connecting to SMB servers, consider reducing this value to Registry-only settings can be configured by using Windows PowerShell as well, as in the following example:.

Microsoft has released a baseline, created using the same procedures as the Windows Security Baselines , for environments that are either not connected directly to the Internet, or wish to reduce data sent to Microsoft and other services. The Windows Restricted Traffic Limited Functionality Baseline settings are called out in the group policy table with an asterisk. After the image is prepared, updated, and configured, one of the last tasks to perform is disk cleanup.

There is a built-in tool called the "Disk Cleanup Wizard" that can help clean up most potential areas of disk space savings. On a VM that has very little installed, but was fully patched you can usually get about 4GB disk space freed up running Disk Cleanup. Here are suggestions for various disk cleanup tasks. These should all be tested before implementing:. Run elevated Disk Cleanup Wizard after applying all updates. This process can be automated, using command line Cleanmgr.

On a test VM, from a clean installation, running Cleanmgr. If you set more options, or all options, those options are recorded in the registry, according to the Index value provided in the previous command Cleanmgr.

In this case, we are going to use the value 11 as our index, for a subsequent automated disk cleanup procedure. After running Cleanmgr. You can check every option, and then click OK. The Disk Cleanup Wizard disappears and your settings are saved in the registry. Open an elevated command prompt and run the vssadmin list shadows command and then the vssadmin list shadowstorage command.

If output from these commands is No items found that satisfy the query , then there is no VSS storage in use.

Cleanup temporary files and logs. If you would like to turn Windows Update back on, as in the case of persistent VDI, follow these steps:. Remove access to all Windows Update features change from enabled to not configured.

Do not connect to any Windows Update Internet locations change from enabled to not configured. Update the Orchestrator service change from disabled to Automatic Delayed Start. To make all these settings take effect, restart the device. It can be deferred for this many days to some non-zero value, such as , , etc. For any questions or concerns about the information in this paper, contact your Microsoft account team, research the Microsoft VDI blog, post a message to Microsoft forums, or contact Microsoft for questions or concerns.

What is VDI virtual desktop infrastructure. Sysprep fails after you remove or update Microsoft Store apps that include built-in Windows images. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info. Contents Exit focus mode. Is this page helpful? Please rate your experience Yes No. Any additional feedback? Note These recommended settings can be applied to other Windows 10 installations, including those on physical or other virtual machines.

Note Windows 10 performs a set of maintenance tasks, automatically, on a periodic basis. Note If preparing an image using virtualization, and if connected to the Internet during image creation process, on first logon you should postpone Feature Updates by going to Settings , Windows Update.

Note If utilizing the scripts from GitHub, you can easily control which apps are removed before running the script. Note You can enumerate running services with this PowerShell sample code, outputting only the service short name:.

Note There are several tasks that can't be disabled via script, even if you're running elevated. Note Some settings in this section are registry-based only and should be incorporated in the base image before the image is deployed for production use. The description has been updated for the service itself when comparing to previous Windows operating systems, but we're no where closer as to what it's doing and what the impact is when it is disabled.

Storage Service is related to manage Storage settings. It has been provided by your test, Storage settings will be empty when this service is disabled. It is not suggested to disable it. If you still want to disable it, according to my test, my GPO settings are not been affected if I disable it.

But, if you have some GPO settings to manage storage settings, it might be affected, be careful about it. Please remember to mark the replies as an answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help.

If you have feedback for TechNet Subscriber Support, contact tnmff microsoft. Hi Rick, thank you for the response. The primary reason we wish to disable it is due to a Microsoft bug we have stumbled across whilst implementing a new VDI solution. The Storage Service, that sits under svchost. As a result we have crippling performance of numerous virtual desktops. The bug found whilst debugging is stuck in an infinite loop where file names are enumerated, but do not match the expected result.

It will continue to do this until the process has been killed or the virtual machine, rebooted. For this reason we wanted to see if there was a way to continue with deployment without any backlash from having it disabled - Rather than wait for the Microsoft Driver Support team to miraculously release a fix. Problem with that is if we decide to re-enable it later on due to another requirement - and the root cause still exists - it wouldn't be pretty.

At this point we're trying to gather as much information as possible about this service, and I appreciate the response you've given so far but I'm after a lot more detail as "Storage Service is related to manage Storage settings" is a decent description - but not enough to tell me what it does exactly, and to be honest - the empty Storage Settings are not going to be an issue for our users.

Best Regards, RiskyB. I'm interesting in finding out more info about the Storage Service also; doesn't appear to be any concrete information anywhere on this. It looks like the Storage service is responsible for creating a redundant "System Volume Information" folder on external USB memory devices and, thus, unnecessarily waisting valuable memory space.

See this thread for original discussion. I wish every single person on this forum could answer like this and know their stuff like you do.

I disabled the service and the problem disappeared, and it doesn't look like there are any adverse effects so far. One very simple reason to disable it. It overrides other settings e.



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