We are having difficulty getting OneDrive to work on our non-persistent machines delivered by Citrix. We have read several guides, but nothing seems to fix the problem we are having. Here is our setup The machines are created by MCS. Latest version of Fslogix. Windows 11 (22H2) Latest version of OneDrive installed per machine. Here's the problem: When starting the workstation, we receive this error message: (see image1) The message says: We can’t sync your folder… Note that at this time the OneDrive client is connected. Once we click on “Close”. We have this behavior: (See image2) Note that the client is disconnected at this time. Once you click on “Connect”. The client authenticates without entering a password, so our SSO works! Then we have this message: (See image3) And finally this message: (see image4) Which says that it has already detected a OneDrive folder. By clicking Use this folder. The OneDrive client reconnects and everything works until the next reboot, where we start the previous steps again. Are there other people having the same problem? Otherwise have you managed to get the OneDrive client to work on non-persistent machines? If yes, which guide did you follow? Thank you in advance for your help.

Watching with interest as i've been running into brick walls with non-persistent & onedrive for weeks. My setup diverges from yours (UPM containers vs FSL) but otherwise it acts similarly. works, but next reboot, acts like new config.

@Paul Brown If ever you find a solution, share it please. i will do the same.

are your machines domain only joined or hybrid joined ?

I use onedrive quite a bit. Let me get you the GPOs I use for setting it up. Also look at this article for info on how you can use storage sense and dehydration on onedrive. https://www.jeffriechers.com/wiki/keeping-fslogix-profiles-small/

Thanks alot guys for your posts. We made alot of progress. Im gonna post monday what we did. I will read your two links monday Jeff and keep you updated. have a nice weekend

@Almir Ramic GPOs can be found in Program Files \OneDrive after installing the client. However, I can recommend deploying such applications (single or multi user) with the NeverRed script from Deyda (https://github.com/Deyda/NeverRed/) His script installs and optimizes all applications and places GPOs in a subdirectory

So these are my usual OneDrive settings. And the important thing is to either have AzurePRT being generated from the session with a hybrid joined station, or you are using Roam Identity with FSLogix to store the auth.

Thanks guys form your help, we made it work! Here are our OneDrive GPOs :