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Disassembler0 / Win10-Initial-Setup-Script

PowerShell script for automation of routine tasks done after fresh installations of Windows 10 / Server 2016 / Server 2019
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DisableTelemetry causes 2 minute login delay/DCOM error #270

Closed RTTrickster closed 5 years ago

RTTrickster commented 5 years ago

As per subject - in testing when I baked the script into a fresh-build process this particular function caused a 1-2 minute login delay and DCOM failure errors in Windows event log.

Tested in 1809, 1903 via Intune deployment.

Event details; Source - DistributedCOM ID - 10010 Log - System https://ibb.co/KLDk7hG for screenshot

If I run EnableTelemetry, the error and login delay goes away.

Disassembler0 commented 5 years ago

...via Intune deployment

I'd say "Works as designed" :) You can't disable snitching functions and expect cloud-based deployment/enrollment process which relies on them to work.

If I run EnableTelemetry, the error and login delay goes away.

If you run DisableTelemetry again afterwards, is the delay back or is it sufficient when the enrollment passes just once?

Are you willing to experiment to find out which registry keys set by DisableTelemetry are causing this? I don't have access to Intune to try myself.

RTTrickster commented 5 years ago

Yea I agree, if you want certain things to work, then certain features need to remain enabled :)

Strangely the delay did not seem to reappear again if you DisableTelemetry again.

I'll see if I can fire up some VM's again for testing, have had to move on to another project for the moment though. Thanks for your time, and for this awesome script.