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I know I had tested that in the past, but just tried it in my O365 image (W10 1909). Not only did it slow the initial logon down by 10 seconds, but it's somehow breaking SSO for our O365 apps, as Skype no longer automatically logs me in, and I'm prompted to sign in manually.

wow, that's the complete opp to what i am seeing, my difference is insane

Maybe things work backwards in your hemisphere? 😄

dude most probably - everything is all over the place

I'm looking at all of the default optimizer templates (Citrix and VMware), and don't see that service included in any of them. That'd make me a little suspicious of going down that road, personally.

oh i know its not included, and i have a feeling it will break initial profiles as it handles provisioning of appx packages (I think), but post that initial first logon, it appears to be nothing but a performance murderer, and causing no end of frustration

Sorry, should also note that I remove all UWP apps as part of my build, so the only ones in my image are the ones you can't really get rid of, like Cortana.

amen to that

Somebody here recently pointed me to build 2004 resolving those App Readiness slowness issues. I think it was Trentent

oh shit yeah i remember seeing this now - great call, this is exactly what i am battling

I am, too, though to a lesser extent (12 seconds added to my logon for those built in apps).

this has made me well happy - thank you 🙂

Disabling app readiness broke my start & search menu