GPO script logOff is running with elevated permissions, can't run OneDrive correctly.

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GPO script logOff is running with elevated permissions, can't run OneDrive correctly (it reports that it is not possible to run as administrator, even though I configured the policy in userconfiguration - windows settings - scripts LogOn\LogOff) How to run it with the current user's permissions that performs the exit?

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Ian Xue 37,541 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor

2024-07-24T02:14:03.4866667+00:00

Hi,

Please create a new scheduled task under User Configuration > Preferences > Control Panel Settings > Scheduled Tasks and select New > Scheduled task (At least Windows 7) to run your script. In the General tab, choose the user account to use and check "Run with highest privileges".

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Ian Xue

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2024-07-25T06:29:03.8566667+00:00

good afternoon, unfortunately you misunderstood me, I can't use the scheduler because it doesn't work correctly when logging out (or rather it doesn't work almost ever) compared to assigning it via policies. I don't need high privileges when running this script, they are somehow provided in the context themselves and processes that should be run as a user (in my case onedrive) are run as if as an administrator.

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2024-07-25T07:36:54.26+00:00

When running my script at logout onedrive processes are already finished, I manually start them from the default location, but in the interactive mode of this script I see that on logout onedrive is running and waiting for account login, so there is a dependency on some other service? I tried to start services related to microsoft passport but it did not solve the problem. Any ideas why at this stage may not log in to the current user account in the ondrive client?
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