We wanted to make some Group Policy changes to Office that comes in the new VM library builds. Looking to change the Cache mode, the length of time and the location of the OST (To redirect to Azure Files so the user profiles are not being clogged up.
The GPO is not being applied, we have the current ADMX file for office. Anyone have issues with GPO not changing Outlook settings?
I even change the REG values manually and the changes were not applied.
Is there a special Azure ADMX template?
GPO For Microsoft Outlook not applying
Hey, John.
If you're setting the value in the registry and it's still not taking, I think there may be something else causing a conflict.
Have you tried creating a new user/profile/outlook profile to see if there's something residual that's taking precedence?
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/troubleshoot/data-files/cannot-change-the-location-of-ost-file#workaround-method-2---set-the-forceostpath-registry-entry-to-change-the-location-of-the-ost-file
Tried other users & Profiles, It's as if there was some master setting prohibiting changes in the Outlook settings.
Hey John
Were you able to fix this issue? I had the same issue here is a link that can explain this better.
Plan and configure Cached Exchange Mode in Outlook 2016 for Windows - Outlook | Microsoft Learn
Below is what I did to get this working....
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Summary Notes: Issue: Not able to change Cache mode in Outlook Below are the steps I took to configure the cache settings in Outlook 2016/365 running on AVD session for both Active Directory GPOs or local Group Policies (if does not have domain and applying it to golden image). Note: Depending on the number of emails for the user, this will increase the amount of diskspace usage, which on AVD is set to 50GB To use domain or local group policies, follow these steps:
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Thanks, Libis Bueno | Domitek for going out of your way to share this! 🙂
I don't know if this will help John Rutkowski or not, but I can see this being a great resource for other partners facing the same issue.
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