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Convert OneDrive to per-machine installation

I recently updated my Update-OneDrive.ps1 script on GitHub to update to the latest OneDrive version and convert current installation to per-machine installation. Have a look and any feedback and contributions are welcome!

This script will take care about your current running machines and can be deployed by PowerShell script or win32-application.

Implementation with Intune Win32 app

Start by creating Win32-app in Intune portal, select the intunewin app and press ok

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Enter name, Description, Publisher, Category

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Now time for some install commands, write the following

Install command: PowerShell.exe -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -WindowStyle Hidden -NoLogo -File .\Update-OneDrive.ps1

Uninstall command: cmd /c

Install behavior: User

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And some requirements

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The detection rules might look like this, this makes sure one user per machine runs the application

Path: %ProgramFiles(x86)%\Microsoft OneDrive

File or folder: OneDrive.exe

Detection method: File or folder exists

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and press Add to save and upload the application, wait until the application has been uploaded and Assign the application to a group

 

Troubleshooting and logging

Make sure you deployed the application to user

The script will do some logging in the %Temp% folder, called AutomateOneDrive.log

Make sure when entering the install command, the PowerShell arguments is in the correct order, if -ExecutionPolicy is after -File it will not work and the application installation will fail

 

References and other posts

Ingest OneDrive group policies manage settings in an awesome Intune way

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7 responses to “Convert OneDrive to per-machine installation”

  1. Jerry

    What is the best way to deploy Onedrive with OUT using SCCM in an enterprise environment?

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    1. Mattias Fors

      Well, what do you have to manage your environment? Gpo, maybe another management system, the arguments and command lines are still the same

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  2. steve

    Do you still need to remove the default ‘OnDriveSetup.exe /thefirstsetup’ from the default user profile?

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  3. Rkast

    Cool script. Per also wrote a script for this but not as intelligent. Only thing about your setup that worries me is, what if user is not local admin (cause you deploy it to users).

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    1. Mattias Fors

      Hi! Thanks for commenting. If you use the Win32 I should work. I have some thoughts about handle that scenario as well but I run into some trouble when I had later version on my machine that I downloaded..

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    2. Rkast

      Thanks for your reply sir 🙂 Going to test it out at customer. Deploy it as win32 to user without admin rights! Keep up the great blogs.

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    3. Mattias Fors

      actually, the script is written in a way if you happen to run as System, it will try to download the latest version and execute with allusers parameter. Cannot garantuee it works but the code is there – Test and come back 🙂
      as long as there are no later version installed on the machine it should work

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