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    MRCUR Testers @JJ Fullmer
    last edited by Jan 22, 2016, 6:37 PM

    @Arrowhead-IT Thanks, I’ll certainly take a look at all of those. I really wish MS would just include some PS cmdlets to do this. It would be so simple to have a logic script to do exactly what we wanted then.

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      JJ Fullmer Testers
      last edited by Jan 22, 2016, 11:27 PM

      So one caveat to my method with using devcon from the windows wdk (https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/hardware/dn913721.aspx)
      is that when you remove all the devices it removes and doesn’t reinstall on restart a couple system devices that are required to make remote desktop work.
      So in other words you can’t rdp/windows remote desktop into an imaged computer. I had found this rather annoying and finally figured out exactly which devices are required and scripted how to fix it. yay!

      This is also helpful to anyone that perhaps is having trouble with remote desktop when it is otherwise configured correctly.

      So the devices that you could install manually as legacy devices are…

      • NDIS Virtual Network Adapter Enumerator
      • UMBus Root Bus Enumerator (adds UMBus Enumerators on restart that are also needed)
      • Remote Desktop Device Redirector Bus

      Luckily the inf files for all of these are still in the driverstore. And the devcon.exe tool can be used to install them quickly from the command line. 0_1453504913836_devcon.exe - 64 bit version from wdk 8.1 - put this in your C:\Windows\System32 for the following script to work. You can also download and install the wdk from the above link and find it in C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10 somewhere, a tools folder of some sort as I recall. I tested it with the 8.1 version but just discovered there is a windows 10 version as I was writing this.

      Anywho, scripty script

      @ECHO off
      	REM Script for fixing remote desktop after uninstalling all devices
      
      	call :main
      
      :main
      	call :funcHead "Welcome to the remote desktop fix!"
      	call :setVars
      	call :addDriver "NDIS Virtual Network Adapter Enumerator" "%drivers%\ndisvirtualbus.inf_amd64_c420021ea374b6f3\ndisvirtualbus.inf" ROOT\NdisVirtualBus
      	call :addDriver "UMBus Root Bus Enumerator" "%drivers%\umbus.inf_amd64_b5911c04e2dae8d2\umbus.inf" root\umbus.inf
      	call :addDriverAndRestart "Remote Desktop Device Redirector Bus" "%drivers%\rdpbus.inf_amd64_e1a9f2699d349149\rdpbus.inf" ROOT\RDPBUS
      
      	EXIT /B
      
      :setVars
      	set drivers=C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository
      
      	EXIT /B
      
      :addDriver
      	echo. installing %~1...	
      	Devcon install %~2 %~3
      	echo. done!
      	EXIT /B
      
      :addDriverAndRestart
      	echo. installing %~1 and restarting computer...	
      	Devcon -r install %~2 %~3
      	echo. done!
      	REM just in case -r doesn't reboot...
      	Devcon reboot & exit
      	EXIT /B
      
      :dots
      	REM just echoing dots in a Function instead of copy pasting them so that it's consistent
      	echo ......................................................................
      	EXIT /B
      
      :funcHead
      	REM A simple function for displaying a consistent header at the start of functions
      	call :dots
      	echo. %~1
      	call :dots
      	EXIT /B
      

      run that as a batch script, it will restart your computer and it will fix remote desktop if you break it by manually uninstalling devices

      I had been having trouble with this problem for months and just fixed it and figured it related enough to everything else here so I shared it

      Have you tried the FogApi powershell module? It's pretty cool IMHO
      https://github.com/darksidemilk/FogApi
      https://fogapi.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
      https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/FogApi
      https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/12026/powershell-api-module

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        Wayne Workman @JJ Fullmer
        last edited by May 12, 2016, 6:53 PM

        @Arrowhead-IT said in Cortana/Windows Search breaks in default profile:

        So I finally figured this out.
        In windows 10, Instead of using the copy to method in user profiles you gotta be a little trickier.

        Customize the profile you want then login to a different admin account.
        Now copy the only the appdata folders you need such as
        roaming/mozilla for firefox customizations
        local/Google for chrome customizations
        local/Microsoft/Windows/Default Layouts
        and
        local/Microsoft/Tile Data Layer
        for start menu pins
        roaming/microsoft/internet explorer for task bar pins

        And then once that’s all done, leaving the default profile as it was otherwise there’s one other thing to do to get the task bar settings and desktop background type settings to work. Which is all in the NTuser.dat type files. Just run this command in an administrator cmd

        XCOPY C:\Users\CustomUser\ntuser* C:\Users\Default /H
        

        It will ask if you want to overwrite, you do.

        And then it works, a completely customized default profile without breaking any of the windows 10 metro apps.

        I’m about to dig into this myself, and follow these instructions. To be clear, we are copying the necessary items from the configured account’s app data to the default profile, or are you somehow deploying these files to all accounts?

        Please help us build the FOG community with everyone involved. It's not just about coding - way more we need people to test things, update documentation and most importantly work on uniting the community of people enjoying and working on FOG!
        Daily Clean Installation Results:
        https://fogtesting.fogproject.us/
        FOG Reporting:
        https://fog-external-reporting-results.fogproject.us/

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          JJ Fullmer Testers @Wayne Workman
          last edited by May 12, 2016, 9:36 PM

          @Wayne-Workman I have since updated this script.
          I don’t have a way to dynamically update all users. It essentially copies the neccesarry app data folders that won’t break cortana/start
          to the default profile and then copies that default profile to a network share for deploying via a fog snapin with another script that takes arguements of the name of the profile you make.

          Here let me just take out my credentials and share name and post a copies of my current create and apply windows 10 profile scripts…

          p.s. I recently discovered that profiles made on 64 bit windows won’t work on 32 bit windows. So you have to create separate versions from 32 bit and 64 bit windows installs if you have different archs in your environment.

          Have you tried the FogApi powershell module? It's pretty cool IMHO
          https://github.com/darksidemilk/FogApi
          https://fogapi.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
          https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/FogApi
          https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/12026/powershell-api-module

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            Wayne Workman @JJ Fullmer
            last edited by May 12, 2016, 9:39 PM

            @Arrowhead-IT Much appreciated!

            Please help us build the FOG community with everyone involved. It's not just about coding - way more we need people to test things, update documentation and most importantly work on uniting the community of people enjoying and working on FOG!
            Daily Clean Installation Results:
            https://fogtesting.fogproject.us/
            FOG Reporting:
            https://fog-external-reporting-results.fogproject.us/

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              JJ Fullmer Testers @Wayne Workman
              last edited by JJ Fullmer May 12, 2016, 3:58 PM May 12, 2016, 9:49 PM

              @Wayne-Workman

              some quick notes. You do need to put your username and password in plain text for shares, unless you have shares that give everyone access. If anyone knows of a way to encrypt that, I’d love to hear it. I know it can be done with openssl in linux bash scripts but I am yet to find the equivalent for a batch script. But hey bash will come to windows 10 soon.

              This script hasn’t been tested for windows 7 or 8 profiles. It does detect the windows version because I was preparing to add that kind of functionality but since I am ending up moving completely to windows 10, I never put the work into it

              The create profile script prompts you for the name of the user profile you customized and asks you for what department/profile you are making it for.

              The Apply simply takes one arguement of the profile name. So you can upload just the one script to fog and make a bunch of snapins with different args for each profile you have to deploy.

              Also note that I have some extra app data folders for custom settings of specific programs we use. I left them in there as examples.

              Bath script to create Deployable Default Profile

              ::-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
              :: Script Name: Create-Deployable-Default-Profile
              :: Original Author: jfullmer
              :: Created Date: 2016-02-18 16:39:23
              :: Last Updated Date: 2016-04-12 17:09:35
              :: Update Author: jfullmer
              :: Version: 3.8
              ::-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
              
              @ECHO OFF
              	REM @ECHO off to not output the commands being run to the console
              	REM This script copies a Customized windows 10 profile to the default profile so that
              	REM all new profiles are created with the same settings
              
              SET pwd=%~dp0
              call :main
              del C:\Create-Deployable-Default-Profile.bat & exit
              
              :main
              	REM main Function that just calls the other Functions
              
              	call :copySelf
              	call :funcHead "Welcome to the Windows Default Profile Creator Script!"
              	call :setVars
              	call :funcHead "Copying Customized Profile From %custom% to %default% ..."
              	call :AppData
              	call :CustomSettings
              	call :CopyToNetwork
              	call :funcHead "Done creating custom default profile! & echo.Goodbye"	
              	EXIT /B
              
              :copySelf
              	rem In some instances running this from a share doesn't work, so copy itself and start the copied version to run local
              	IF NOT %pwd%==C:\ (
              		echo. Copying self to C drive
              		net use \\path\to\share /USER:domain\user password	
              		XCOPY \\path\to\share\Create-Deployable-Default-Profile.bat C:\ /H /Y
              	 	rem Make sure it's being run as an admin
              	 	net session >nul 2>&1
              	    if %errorLevel% == 0 (
              			echo opening copied version.
              			start C:\Create-Deployable-Default-Profile.bat
              			exit
              	    ) else (
              	        echo This needs to be run as admin, try again please.
              	    	@pause
              	    	exit
              		)
                  )
              	EXIT /B
              
              :setVars
              	REM Function to set script variables
              
              	REM c stands for Custom, d stands for default. cUser should be the name of the user you Customized
              	REM These variables just point to the user folders and the local and roaming appdata folders that 
              	REM store all the settings for a user profile
              
              	call :funcHead "Setting directory variables..."
              	
              	rem set cUser=adl
              	echo. Don't run this script from the user you're copying!
              	set /p cUser="What is the username of the profile you customized? -> "
              	set custom=C:\Users\%cUser%
              	set default=C:\Users\Default
              	set cPF=C:\Users\%cUser%\AppData\ProgramFiles
              	set dPF=C:\Users\Default\AppData\ProgramFiles
              	set cLocal=C:\Users\%cUser%\AppData\Local
              	set dLocal=C:\Users\Default\AppData\Local
              	set cRoam=C:\Users\%cUser%\AppData\Roaming
              	set dRoam=C:\Users\Default\AppData\Roaming
              	rem The script will create windows version and department folders
              	set profiles=\\path\to\share\with\profiles
              	net use %profiles% /USER:domain\user password
              	call :OSversion
              	call :setDept
              		
              	call :dots
              	EXIT /B
              
              :setDept
              	rem Function to set department via prompt. 
              	echo. What department/group is this profile for? (no spaces)
              	echo. The Current Choices are... (A different entry will create a new folder)
              	rem list profiles
              	dir /b %profiles%\%winVer%
              	set /P dept="Enter The Dept Here -> "
              	set share=%profiles%\%winVer%\%dept%
              	if NOT EXIST %share% mkdir %share%
              	if NOT EXIST %share%\logs mkdir %share%\logs
              	set logs=%share%\logs
              	EXIT /B
              
              :OSversion
              	:: Function to get current OS version
              	echo. Getting OS...
              	FOR /F "tokens=4-5 delims=. " %%i in ('ver') do set os=%%i.%%j
              	if "%os%" == "5.1" set winVer=WinXP
              	if "%os%" == "5.2" set winVer=WinXP
              	if "%os%" == "6.1" set winVer=Win7
              	if "%os%" == "6.2" set winVer=Win8
              	if "%os%" == "6.3" set winVer=Win8.1
              	if "%os%" == "10.0" set winVer=Win10
              
              	EXIT /B
              
              :copyDir
              	REM Function inputs - 1 = display of what is copying 2 = source folder 3 = destination folder 
              	
              	REM This Function simply displays what you're copying and copies it. Did a Function to have less
              	REM copy paste of command line options and have cleaner code.
              	REM Note that when calling the Function all passed parameters should be encased in double quotes
              	REM otherwise ROBOCOPY won't read the directories as seperate
              	
              	REM ROBOCOPY or robust copy, is a tool for copying directories or files in windows command line
              	REM The syntax is ROBOCOPY sourceFolder DestFolder options
              	REM the options used make it so a mirrored version of the source and its subdirectories are copied
              	REM to the destination with 64 threads (64 files at once) overwriting existin files retrying any failed files 
              	REM only once after 1 second of waiting and all without any verbose output
              	
              	REM /S - subdirectories /MIR - mirror /MT:64 - multithreaded copy with 64 threads, i.e. 64 files at a time instead of 1. 
              	REM /LOG - output to logfile instead of console, ROBOCOPY /? says this provides better performance in multithreaded mode
              	REM /IS - include same files i.e. overwrite existing /R:1 retry on error once (default is 1 million) 
              	REM W:1 - wait one second between retry on error (default is 30 seconds) 
              	REM the /N* are all to decrease output for automation. Since they go to a log file you can take them out if you want ( I did take them out)
              	REM /NP - no progress /NS - don't log file sizes /NC - don't log file classes /NFL - don't log file names /NDL - don't log directory names
              	REM /NJH - no job header /NJS - no job summary
              
              	echo. Copying %~1...
              	ROBOCOPY "%~2" "%~3" /S /MIR /MT:128 /LOG:"%logs%\%~1.log" /IS /R:1 /W:1 /ZB
              	echo. Done Copying %~1
              	EXIT /B
              
              :AppData
              	REM Function to copy all Customizations settings that are stored in files in the AppData folder
              	
              	call :funcHead "Copying Customizations From AppData..."
              	
              	REM directories used in all versions of windows
              	call :copyDir "Desktop" "%custom%\Desktop" "%default%\Desktop"	
              	call :copyDir "Firefox Customizations" "%cRoam%\Mozilla" "%dRoam%\Mozilla"
              	call :copyDir "Google Chrome Customizations" "%cLocal%\Google" "%dLocal%\Google"
              	call :copyDir "Task Bar Pin Shortcuts" "%cRoam%\Microsoft\Internet Explorer" "%dRoam%\Microsoft\Internet Explorer"
              	call :copyDir "Saleslogix" "%cRoam%\Saleslogix" "%dRoam%\Saleslogix"
              	call :copyDir "Sage Software" "%cRoam%\Sage Software" "%dRoam%\Sage Software"
              	call :copyDir "Saleslogix" "%cLocal%\Saleslogix" "%dLocal%\Saleslogix"
              	call :copyDir "Sage Software" "%cLocal%\Sage Software" "%dLocal%\Sage Software"
              	rem IF %dept%==IT (
              	rem 	call :copyDir "Terminals" "%cLocal%\Robert_Chartier" "%dLocal%\Robert_Chartier"
              	rem 	call :copyDir "VMware Vsphere" "%cLocal%\VMware" "%dLocal%\VMware"
              	rem 	call :copyDir "VMware Vsphere" "%cRoam%\VMware" "%dRoam%\VMware"
              	rem 	call :copyDir "Camtasia" "%cRoam%\TechSmith" "%dRoam%\TechSmith"
              	rem 	call :copyDir "Camtasia" "%cLocal%\TechSmith" "%dLocal%\TechSmith"
              	rem 	call :copyDir "slack" "%cLocal%\slack" "%dLocal%\slack"
              	rem 	call :copyDir "ProgramFiles" %cPF% %dPF%
              	rem )
              	call :copyDir "VLC settings" "%cRoam%\vlc" "%dRoam%\vlc"
              	call :copyDir "FaxFinder settings" "%cRoam%\FaxFinder Client Software" "%dRoam%\FaxFinder Client Software"
              	
              	REM The remaining dirs are specific to Windows 10 
              	REM Note: A starup script will be required on first login to copy the favorites for Microsoft edge to the Packages directory in the newly created User
              	REM That logon script would only need to be one line like so...
              	REM ROBOCOPY "%localAppData%\MicrosoftEdge\User" "%localAppData%\Packages\Microsoft.MicrosoftEdge_8wekyb3d8bbwe\AC\MicrosoftEdge\User" /S /MIR /MT:64 /LOG:C:\logs\edgeBookmarks.txt /IS /R:1 /W:1 
              	
              	rem call :copyDir "Microsoft Edge Customizations" "%cLocal%\Packages\Microsoft.MicrosoftEdge_8wekyb3d8bbwe\AC\MicrosoftEdge\User" "%dLocal%\MicrosoftEdge\User"
              	call :copyDir "Start Menu Tiles Part 1 of 3" "%cLocal%\TileDataLayer" "%dLocal%\TileDataLayer"
              	call :copyDir "Start Menu Tiles Part 2 of 3" "%cRoam%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu" "%dRoam%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu"
              	call :copyDir "Start Menu Tiles Part 3 of 3" "%cLocal%\Microsoft\Windows\Shell" "%dLocal%\Microsoft\Windows\Shell"
              	
              	echo. Done Copying AppData Folders...
              	call :dots
              	EXIT /B
              
              :CustomSettings
              	REM This Function copies the ntuser.dat and related system files that store things like task bar pin order, 
              	REM mapped network drives, taskbar toolbars, explorer settings, desktop background settings, etc.
              	REM It uses xcopy to copy all files that start with ntuser via * wildcard and uses the options...
              	REM \H - copy hidden system files /Y - overwrite existsing files without prompt 
              
              	call :funcHead "Copying custom settings (i.e. task bar pins and toolbars, desktop background, etc.) from ntuser .dat system files..."
              	
              	XCOPY %custom%\ntuser* %default%\ /H /Y > %logs%\ntuserFiles.log
              
              	echo. Done Copying Custom Settings
              	call :dots
              	EXIT /B
              
              :CopyToNetwork
              	REM This copies the newly created profile to the network share
              
              	call :funcHead "Copying profile to network!"
              
              	ROBOCOPY %default% %share%\Default /S /MIR /R:1 /W:1 /MT:128 /ZB /XJ
              	XCOPY %default%\ntuser* %share%\Default\ /H /Y > %logs%\ntuserFilesRemote.log
              
              	net use %share% /delete 
              
              	EXIT /B
              
              :dots
              	REM just echoing dots in a Function instead of copy pasting them so that it's consistent
              	echo ......................................................................
              	EXIT /B
              
              :funcHead
              	REM A simple function for displaying a consistent header at the start of functions
              	call :dots
              	echo. %~1
              	call :dots
              	EXIT /B
              

              Batch script/snapin to Apply Default Profile

              ::-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
              :: Script Name: Apply-Default-Profile-args
              :: Original Author: jfullmer
              :: Created Date: 2016-02-18 16:39:27
              :: Last Updated Date: 2016-05-11 16:29:08
              :: Update Author: jfullmer
              :: Version: 2.7
              ::-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
              
              @ECHO OFF
              	REM @ECHO off to not output the commands being run to the console
              	REM Requires args passed of department
              	rem if department is Touchscreen autologon is enabled and fog will reboot after applying the profile
              
              set dept=%1
              call :OSversion
              
              call :main
              exit
              
              :main
              	REM main Function that just calls the other Functions
              
              	call :funcHead "Welcome to the Windows 10 Default Profile Copy Script!"
              	call :setVars
              	call :CopyFromNetwork
              	call :funcHead "Done creating custom default profile! & echo.Goodbye"	
              	EXIT /B
              
              :setVars
              	REM Function to set script variables
              
              	REM c stands for Custom, d stands for default. cUser should be the name of the user you Customized
              	REM These variables just point to the user folders and the local and roaming appdata folders that 
              	REM store all the settings for a user profile
              
              	call :funcHead "Setting directory variables..."
              	
              	set cUser=adl
              	set custom=C:\Users\%cUser%
              	set default=C:\Users\Default
              	set cLocal=C:\Users\%cUser%\AppData\Local
              	set dLocal=C:\Users\Default\AppData\Local
              	set cRoam=C:\Users\%cUser%\AppData\Roaming
              	set dRoam=C:\Users\Default\AppData\Roaming
              	set share=\\path\to\share\%winVer%\%dept%
              	net use %share% /USER:domain\user password
              		
              	call :dots
              	EXIT /B
              
              :OSversion
              	:: Function to get current OS version
              	echo. Getting OS...
              	FOR /F "tokens=4-5 delims=. " %%i in ('ver') do set os=%%i.%%j
              	if "%os%" == "5.1" set winVer=WinXP
              	if "%os%" == "5.2" set winVer=WinXP
              	if "%os%" == "6.1" set winVer=Win7
              	if "%os%" == "6.2" set winVer=Win8
              	if "%os%" == "6.3" set winVer=Win8.1
              	if "%os%" == "10.0" set winVer=Win10
              
              	EXIT /B
              
              :CopyFromNetwork
              	REM This copies the newly created profile to the network share
              
              	call :funcHead "Copying profile From network!"
              	echo. Delete and recreate default profile folder so there aren't remnants of other profiles...
              	rmdir %default% /S /Q
              	mkdir %default% 
              	ROBOCOPY %share%\Default %default% /S /MIR /R:1 /W:1 /MT:128 /ZB /LOG:C:\defaultProfileApplied-%dept%.log
              	XCOPY %share%\Default\ntuser* %default%\ /H /Y > C:\defaultProfile-ntuser-%dept%.log
              
              	net use %share% /delete 
              
              	EXIT /B
              
              :dots
              	REM just echoing dots in a Function instead of copy pasting them so that it's consistent
              	echo ......................................................................
              	EXIT /B
              
              :funcHead
              	REM A simple function for displaying a consistent header at the start of functions
              	call :dots
              	echo. %~1
              	call :dots
              	EXIT /B
              

              Have you tried the FogApi powershell module? It's pretty cool IMHO
              https://github.com/darksidemilk/FogApi
              https://fogapi.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
              https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/FogApi
              https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/12026/powershell-api-module

              W Tom ElliottT 2 Replies Last reply May 12, 2016, 10:06 PM Reply Quote 2
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                Wayne Workman @JJ Fullmer
                last edited by May 12, 2016, 10:06 PM

                @Arrowhead-IT That is a sick setup, good job man! I’m not as skilled with batch scripting as you are, clearly.

                I’ll be using this tomorrow.

                Please help us build the FOG community with everyone involved. It's not just about coding - way more we need people to test things, update documentation and most importantly work on uniting the community of people enjoying and working on FOG!
                Daily Clean Installation Results:
                https://fogtesting.fogproject.us/
                FOG Reporting:
                https://fog-external-reporting-results.fogproject.us/

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                • x23piracyX
                  x23piracy
                  last edited by x23piracy May 17, 2016, 11:32 AM May 17, 2016, 5:30 PM

                  Hi,

                  i don’t use that tricky registry tweaks for making a profile to default.
                  Ever tried STRG + SHIFT + F3 in Express Settings to enter Audit mode?
                  Then do your changes and fire a sysprep:

                  sysprep /oobe /generalize /shutdown /unattend:c:\pathtoanswerfile\unattend.xml
                  Make sure your unattend.xml has the copyprofile option enabled!!!
                  Now take your image.

                  If you ever need to make changes restore to vm again let it boot and goto audit mode again: sysprep /audit /reboot

                  I have that parts scripted for my self and can give you that stuff if you need.

                  Never try to uninstall staged appx apps or you break sysprep, also don’t use O&O Shutup or Stuff like that this also breaks sysprep.

                  Regards X23

                  ║▌║█║▌│║▌║▌█

                  J 1 Reply Last reply May 17, 2016, 6:27 PM Reply Quote 1
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                    JJ Fullmer Testers @x23piracy
                    last edited by May 17, 2016, 6:27 PM

                    @x23piracy Yes I am aware of the copy profile option and that is a great method for a default profile if you only need one default profile for the image.

                    The end result of solving this problem was a snapin that deploys a profile to any existing windows 10 computer so that all profiles created after the profile is deployed use the customized default profile. So you can have one base image that can have any number of custom profiles added to it.
                    It doesn’t require the registry tweaks or anything like that. Just plain and simple copies the files that contain the settings that will create your customized profile when a new profile is created.

                    So you could use this method to have one image with all your programs installed and use profiles to give access to only the programs needed to different departments.

                    Or you could document what programs have shortcuts in each profile for each department and use fog groups to deploy the programs needed and then the profile provisioning style.

                    I’m sure there are other methods to do this. For example there are some group policies that can be used. This is just my solution to the problem of customizing local profiles without breaking the profiles and while still allowing users to customize the profiles themselves.

                    Have you tried the FogApi powershell module? It's pretty cool IMHO
                    https://github.com/darksidemilk/FogApi
                    https://fogapi.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
                    https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/FogApi
                    https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/12026/powershell-api-module

                    W 1 Reply Last reply May 17, 2016, 7:09 PM Reply Quote 0
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                      Wayne Workman @JJ Fullmer
                      last edited by May 17, 2016, 7:09 PM

                      @Arrowhead-IT I’ve been trying to use the scripts you posted - lots of things going wrong.

                      I sorted a permissions issue on the intended share first, but I’m still getting a lot of access denied errors… Suppose I need to dig deeper, run the script as elevated.

                      My intention is to re-write this thing to be more simple. It’s highly complex I feel, and really overkill.

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                        JJ Fullmer Testers @Wayne Workman
                        last edited by May 17, 2016, 7:47 PM

                        @Wayne-Workman I do have a tendency to do that, complicating things and adding some overkill. You do need to run it as elevated because I think doing anything to the hidden C:\Users\Default folder requires elevation.

                        The access denied errors are usually solved by copying the script to the C drive to run locally, which is why it copies itself to the C drive to run locally. Windows command prompt and network unc paths don’t always get along. The copySelf function was my solution.

                        Have you tried the FogApi powershell module? It's pretty cool IMHO
                        https://github.com/darksidemilk/FogApi
                        https://fogapi.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
                        https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/FogApi
                        https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/12026/powershell-api-module

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                          Wayne Workman @JJ Fullmer
                          last edited by May 18, 2016, 3:58 PM

                          @Arrowhead-IT Got this working, Now I understand the beauty of these two scripts design.

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                            Tom Elliott @JJ Fullmer
                            last edited by Wayne Workman May 18, 2016, 10:04 AM May 18, 2016, 3:59 PM

                            @Arrowhead-IT said in Cortana/Windows Search breaks in default profile:

                            @Wayne-Workman

                            some quick notes. You do need to put your username and password in plain text for shares, unless you have shares that give everyone access. If anyone knows of a way to encrypt that, I’d love to hear it. I know it can be done with openssl in linux bash scripts but I am yet to find the equivalent for a batch script. But hey bash will come to windows 10 soon.

                            This script hasn’t been tested for windows 7 or 8 profiles. It does detect the windows version because I was preparing to add that kind of functionality but since I am ending up moving completely to windows 10, I never put the work into it

                            The create profile script prompts you for the name of the user profile you customized and asks you for what department/profile you are making it for.

                            The Apply simply takes one arguement of the profile name. So you can upload just the one script to fog and make a bunch of snapins with different args for each profile you have to deploy.

                            Also note that I have some extra app data folders for custom settings of specific programs we use. I left them in there as examples.

                            Bath script to create Deployable Default Profile

                            ::-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
                            :: Script Name: Create-Deployable-Default-Profile
                            :: Original Author: jfullmer
                            :: Created Date: 2016-02-18 16:39:23
                            :: Last Updated Date: 2016-04-12 17:09:35
                            :: Update Author: jfullmer
                            :: Version: 3.8
                            ::-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
                            
                            @ECHO OFF
                            	REM @ECHO off to not output the commands being run to the console
                            	REM This script copies a Customized windows 10 profile to the default profile so that
                            	REM all new profiles are created with the same settings
                            
                            SET pwd=%~dp0
                            call :main
                            del C:\Create-Deployable-Default-Profile.bat & exit
                            
                            :main
                            	REM main Function that just calls the other Functions
                            
                            	call :copySelf
                            	call :funcHead "Welcome to the Windows Default Profile Creator Script!"
                            	call :setVars
                            	call :funcHead "Copying Customized Profile From %custom% to %default% ..."
                            	call :AppData
                            	call :CustomSettings
                            	call :CopyToNetwork
                            	call :funcHead "Done creating custom default profile! & echo.Goodbye"	
                            	EXIT /B
                            
                            :copySelf
                            	rem In some instances running this from a share doesn't work, so copy itself and start the copied version to run local
                            	IF NOT %pwd%==C:\ (
                            		echo. Copying self to C drive
                            		net use \\path\to\share /USER:domain\user password	
                            		XCOPY \\path\to\share\Create-Deployable-Default-Profile.bat C:\ /H /Y
                            	 	rem Make sure it's being run as an admin
                            	 	net session >nul 2>&1
                            	    if %errorLevel% == 0 (
                            			echo opening copied version.
                            			start C:\Create-Deployable-Default-Profile.bat
                            			exit
                            	    ) else (
                            	        echo This needs to be run as admin, try again please.
                            	    	@pause
                            	    	exit
                            		)
                                )
                            	EXIT /B
                            
                            :setVars
                            	REM Function to set script variables
                            
                            	REM c stands for Custom, d stands for default. cUser should be the name of the user you Customized
                            	REM These variables just point to the user folders and the local and roaming appdata folders that 
                            	REM store all the settings for a user profile
                            
                            	call :funcHead "Setting directory variables..."
                            	
                            	rem set cUser=adl
                            	echo. Don't run this script from the user you're copying!
                            	set /p cUser="What is the username of the profile you customized? -> "
                            	set custom=C:\Users\%cUser%
                            	set default=C:\Users\Default
                            	set cPF=C:\Users\%cUser%\AppData\ProgramFiles
                            	set dPF=C:\Users\Default\AppData\ProgramFiles
                            	set cLocal=C:\Users\%cUser%\AppData\Local
                            	set dLocal=C:\Users\Default\AppData\Local
                            	set cRoam=C:\Users\%cUser%\AppData\Roaming
                            	set dRoam=C:\Users\Default\AppData\Roaming
                            	rem The script will create windows version and department folders
                            	set profiles=\\path\to\share\with\profiles
                            	net use %profiles% /USER:domain\user password
                            	call :OSversion
                            	call :setDept
                            		
                            	call :dots
                            	EXIT /B
                            
                            :setDept
                            	rem Function to set department via prompt. 
                            	echo. What department/group is this profile for? (no spaces)
                            	echo. The Current Choices are... (A different entry will create a new folder)
                            	rem list profiles
                            	dir /b %profiles%\%winVer%
                            	set /P dept="Enter The Dept Here -> "
                            	set share=%profiles%\%winVer%\%dept%
                            	if NOT EXIST %share% mkdir %share%
                            	if NOT EXIST %share%\logs mkdir %share%\logs
                            	set logs=%share%\logs
                            	EXIT /B
                            
                            :OSversion
                            	:: Function to get current OS version
                            	echo. Getting OS...
                            	FOR /F "tokens=4-5 delims=. " %%i in ('ver') do set os=%%i.%%j
                            	if "%os%" == "5.1" set winVer=WinXP
                            	if "%os%" == "5.2" set winVer=WinXP
                            	if "%os%" == "6.1" set winVer=Win7
                            	if "%os%" == "6.2" set winVer=Win8
                            	if "%os%" == "6.3" set winVer=Win8.1
                            	if "%os%" == "10.0" set winVer=Win10
                            
                            	EXIT /B
                            
                            :copyDir
                            	REM Function inputs - 1 = display of what is copying 2 = source folder 3 = destination folder 
                            	
                            	REM This Function simply displays what you're copying and copies it. Did a Function to have less
                            	REM copy paste of command line options and have cleaner code.
                            	REM Note that when calling the Function all passed parameters should be encased in double quotes
                            	REM otherwise ROBOCOPY won't read the directories as seperate
                            	
                            	REM ROBOCOPY or robust copy, is a tool for copying directories or files in windows command line
                            	REM The syntax is ROBOCOPY sourceFolder DestFolder options
                            	REM the options used make it so a mirrored version of the source and its subdirectories are copied
                            	REM to the destination with 64 threads (64 files at once) overwriting existin files retrying any failed files 
                            	REM only once after 1 second of waiting and all without any verbose output
                            	
                            	REM /S - subdirectories /MIR - mirror /MT:64 - multithreaded copy with 64 threads, i.e. 64 files at a time instead of 1. 
                            	REM /LOG - output to logfile instead of console, ROBOCOPY /? says this provides better performance in multithreaded mode
                            	REM /IS - include same files i.e. overwrite existing /R:1 retry on error once (default is 1 million) 
                            	REM W:1 - wait one second between retry on error (default is 30 seconds) 
                            	REM the /N* are all to decrease output for automation. Since they go to a log file you can take them out if you want ( I did take them out)
                            	REM /NP - no progress /NS - don't log file sizes /NC - don't log file classes /NFL - don't log file names /NDL - don't log directory names
                            	REM /NJH - no job header /NJS - no job summary
                            
                            	echo. Copying %~1...
                            	ROBOCOPY "%~2" "%~3" /S /MIR /MT:128 /LOG:"%logs%\%~1.log" /IS /R:1 /W:1 /ZB
                            	echo. Done Copying %~1
                            	EXIT /B
                            
                            :AppData
                            	REM Function to copy all Customizations settings that are stored in files in the AppData folder
                            	
                            	call :funcHead "Copying Customizations From AppData..."
                            	
                            	REM directories used in all versions of windows
                            	call :copyDir "Desktop" "%custom%\Desktop" "%default%\Desktop"	
                            	call :copyDir "Firefox Customizations" "%cRoam%\Mozilla" "%dRoam%\Mozilla"
                            	call :copyDir "Google Chrome Customizations" "%cLocal%\Google" "%dLocal%\Google"
                            	call :copyDir "Task Bar Pin Shortcuts" "%cRoam%\Microsoft\Internet Explorer" "%dRoam%\Microsoft\Internet Explorer"
                            	call :copyDir "Saleslogix" "%cRoam%\Saleslogix" "%dRoam%\Saleslogix"
                            	call :copyDir "Sage Software" "%cRoam%\Sage Software" "%dRoam%\Sage Software"
                            	call :copyDir "Saleslogix" "%cLocal%\Saleslogix" "%dLocal%\Saleslogix"
                            	call :copyDir "Sage Software" "%cLocal%\Sage Software" "%dLocal%\Sage Software"
                            	rem IF %dept%==IT (
                            	rem 	call :copyDir "Terminals" "%cLocal%\Robert_Chartier" "%dLocal%\Robert_Chartier"
                            	rem 	call :copyDir "VMware Vsphere" "%cLocal%\VMware" "%dLocal%\VMware"
                            	rem 	call :copyDir "VMware Vsphere" "%cRoam%\VMware" "%dRoam%\VMware"
                            	rem 	call :copyDir "Camtasia" "%cRoam%\TechSmith" "%dRoam%\TechSmith"
                            	rem 	call :copyDir "Camtasia" "%cLocal%\TechSmith" "%dLocal%\TechSmith"
                            	rem 	call :copyDir "slack" "%cLocal%\slack" "%dLocal%\slack"
                            	rem 	call :copyDir "ProgramFiles" %cPF% %dPF%
                            	rem )
                            	call :copyDir "VLC settings" "%cRoam%\vlc" "%dRoam%\vlc"
                            	call :copyDir "FaxFinder settings" "%cRoam%\FaxFinder Client Software" "%dRoam%\FaxFinder Client Software"
                            	
                            	REM The remaining dirs are specific to Windows 10 
                            	REM Note: A starup script will be required on first login to copy the favorites for Microsoft edge to the Packages directory in the newly created User
                            	REM That logon script would only need to be one line like so...
                            	REM ROBOCOPY "%localAppData%\MicrosoftEdge\User" "%localAppData%\Packages\Microsoft.MicrosoftEdge_8wekyb3d8bbwe\AC\MicrosoftEdge\User" /S /MIR /MT:64 /LOG:C:\logs\edgeBookmarks.txt /IS /R:1 /W:1 
                            	
                            	rem call :copyDir "Microsoft Edge Customizations" "%cLocal%\Packages\Microsoft.MicrosoftEdge_8wekyb3d8bbwe\AC\MicrosoftEdge\User" "%dLocal%\MicrosoftEdge\User"
                            	call :copyDir "Start Menu Tiles Part 1 of 3" "%cLocal%\TileDataLayer" "%dLocal%\TileDataLayer"
                            	call :copyDir "Start Menu Tiles Part 2 of 3" "%cRoam%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu" "%dRoam%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu"
                            	call :copyDir "Start Menu Tiles Part 3 of 3" "%cLocal%\Microsoft\Windows\Shell" "%dLocal%\Microsoft\Windows\Shell"
                            	
                            	echo. Done Copying AppData Folders...
                            	call :dots
                            	EXIT /B
                            
                            :CustomSettings
                            	REM This Function copies the ntuser.dat and related system files that store things like task bar pin order, 
                            	REM mapped network drives, taskbar toolbars, explorer settings, desktop background settings, etc.
                            	REM It uses xcopy to copy all files that start with ntuser via * wildcard and uses the options...
                            	REM \H - copy hidden system files /Y - overwrite existsing files without prompt 
                            
                            	call :funcHead "Copying custom settings (i.e. task bar pins and toolbars, desktop background, etc.) from ntuser .dat system files..."
                            	
                            	XCOPY %custom%\ntuser* %default%\ /H /Y > %logs%\ntuserFiles.log
                            
                            	echo. Done Copying Custom Settings
                            	call :dots
                            	EXIT /B
                            
                            :CopyToNetwork
                            	REM This copies the newly created profile to the network share
                            
                            	call :funcHead "Copying profile to network!"
                            
                            	ROBOCOPY %default% %share%\Default /S /MIR /R:1 /W:1 /MT:128 /ZB /XJ
                            	XCOPY %default%\ntuser* %share%\Default\ /H /Y > %logs%\ntuserFilesRemote.log
                            
                            	net use %share% /delete 
                            
                            	EXIT /B
                            
                            :dots
                            	REM just echoing dots in a Function instead of copy pasting them so that it's consistent
                            	echo ......................................................................
                            	EXIT /B
                            
                            :funcHead
                            	REM A simple function for displaying a consistent header at the start of functions
                            	call :dots
                            	echo. %~1
                            	call :dots
                            	EXIT /B
                            

                            Batch script/snapin to Apply Default Profile

                            ::-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
                            :: Script Name: Apply-Default-Profile-args
                            :: Original Author: jfullmer
                            :: Created Date: 2016-02-18 16:39:27
                            :: Last Updated Date: 2016-05-11 16:29:08
                            :: Update Author: jfullmer
                            :: Version: 2.7
                            ::-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
                            
                            @ECHO OFF
                            	REM @ECHO off to not output the commands being run to the console
                            	REM Requires args passed of department
                            	rem if department is Touchscreen autologon is enabled and fog will reboot after applying the profile
                            
                            set dept=%1
                            call :OSversion
                            
                            call :main
                            exit
                            
                            :main
                            	REM main Function that just calls the other Functions
                            
                            	call :funcHead "Welcome to the Windows 10 Default Profile Copy Script!"
                            	call :setVars
                            	call :CopyFromNetwork
                            	call :funcHead "Done creating custom default profile! & echo.Goodbye"	
                            	EXIT /B
                            
                            :setVars
                            	REM Function to set script variables
                            
                            	REM c stands for Custom, d stands for default. cUser should be the name of the user you Customized
                            	REM These variables just point to the user folders and the local and roaming appdata folders that 
                            	REM store all the settings for a user profile
                            
                            	call :funcHead "Setting directory variables..."
                            	
                            	set cUser=adl
                            	set custom=C:\Users\%cUser%
                            	set default=C:\Users\Default
                            	set cLocal=C:\Users\%cUser%\AppData\Local
                            	set dLocal=C:\Users\Default\AppData\Local
                            	set cRoam=C:\Users\%cUser%\AppData\Roaming
                            	set dRoam=C:\Users\Default\AppData\Roaming
                            	set share=\\path\to\share\%winVer%\%dept%
                            	net use %share% /USER:domain\user password
                            		
                            	call :dots
                            	EXIT /B
                            
                            :OSversion
                            	:: Function to get current OS version
                            	echo. Getting OS...
                            	FOR /F "tokens=4-5 delims=. " %%i in ('ver') do set os=%%i.%%j
                            	if "%os%" == "5.1" set winVer=WinXP
                            	if "%os%" == "5.2" set winVer=WinXP
                            	if "%os%" == "6.1" set winVer=Win7
                            	if "%os%" == "6.2" set winVer=Win8
                            	if "%os%" == "6.3" set winVer=Win8.1
                            	if "%os%" == "10.0" set winVer=Win10
                            
                            	EXIT /B
                            
                            :CopyFromNetwork
                            	REM This copies the newly created profile to the network share
                            
                            	call :funcHead "Copying profile From network!"
                            	echo. Delete and recreate default profile folder so there aren't remnants of other profiles...
                            	rmdir %default% /S /Q
                            	mkdir %default% 
                            	ROBOCOPY %share%\Default %default% /S /MIR /R:1 /W:1 /MT:128 /ZB /LOG:C:\defaultProfileApplied-%dept%.log
                            	XCOPY %share%\Default\ntuser* %default%\ /H /Y > C:\defaultProfile-ntuser-%dept%.log
                            
                            	net use %share% /delete 
                            
                            	EXIT /B
                            
                            :dots
                            	REM just echoing dots in a Function instead of copy pasting them so that it's consistent
                            	echo ......................................................................
                            	EXIT /B
                            
                            :funcHead
                            	REM A simple function for displaying a consistent header at the start of functions
                            	call :dots
                            	echo. %~1
                            	call :dots
                            	EXIT /B
                            

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                              JJ Fullmer Testers @Wayne Workman
                              last edited by May 18, 2016, 4:04 PM

                              @Wayne-Workman What if anything did you have to change?

                              Have you tried the FogApi powershell module? It's pretty cool IMHO
                              https://github.com/darksidemilk/FogApi
                              https://fogapi.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
                              https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/FogApi
                              https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/12026/powershell-api-module

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                                Wayne Workman @JJ Fullmer
                                last edited by May 18, 2016, 4:06 PM

                                @Arrowhead-IT I removed the copy self line so that doesn’t run, as I’m just running the script from the c:\ drive.

                                I want all users to use the same profile defaults, so I don’t need more than one.

                                I named the group “default” when prompted, and then in the deployment script I just hard coded “default” where it normally grabs the group arguments.

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                                  Wayne Workman @JJ Fullmer
                                  last edited by May 18, 2016, 6:25 PM

                                  @Arrowhead-IT So - I can copy the profile I’ve set up to a share, and can use a snapin to copy it back down.

                                  it appears to copy correctly, because I can see the size change in c:\Users\default

                                  However, start menu tile settings are clearly not applying - also I’m still getting the nasty “We’re glad you’re here” stuff upon a user’s first login.

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                                    Wayne Workman
                                    last edited by May 18, 2016, 6:35 PM

                                    Ok, update.

                                    For whatever reason, the profile didn’t apply for one account, but trying another and it DID apply!

                                    Weird…

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                                      JJ Fullmer Testers @Wayne Workman
                                      last edited by May 18, 2016, 7:28 PM

                                      @Wayne-Workman Hmmm, I haven’t had that login screen popup, there are some group policies in Computer Config → Admin Templates → System → Logon to implicitly stop the sign-in animation/getting started welcome screen. I don’t have them configured.

                                      Did the profile that didn’t get created perhaps already have a user folder? i.e the user name was Wayne and it was used to create the profile in the image and its folder still existed in C:\users\Wayne? If the folder already exists it can cause issues. My local files restore script gets around that by waiting for the user profile to be created. The user folder already existing and the computer having just gone through sysprep is the only way I can think of that would make it not work right. And even then, it would usually just create a new one with a user folder named name.domain or something of that sort.

                                      Every once in a while I do see some start menu tiles issues. It’s intermittent and I haven’t narrowed it down. All the tiles will be there but the icons are missing. If you resize any tile the icon comes back. I usually just recreate the profile via the script if I find that is happening with a specific profile and it fixes the issue for future deployment. One tile that loves to give trouble randomly is chrome. Stupid chrome. The resize trick doesn’t always work on it and it has to be unpinned and repinned. It doesn’t always happen though, I think it has something to do with chrome’s auto updating to new versions or something.

                                      So it isn’t a 100% flawless system. But resizing a couple start screen icons is a lot less time then customizing an entire profile every time. And probably 99% of the time it just plain works for me. Just the occasional start menu pin icon disappears.

                                      Have you tried the FogApi powershell module? It's pretty cool IMHO
                                      https://github.com/darksidemilk/FogApi
                                      https://fogapi.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
                                      https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/FogApi
                                      https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/12026/powershell-api-module

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                                        Wayne Workman @JJ Fullmer
                                        last edited by May 18, 2016, 7:31 PM

                                        @Arrowhead-IT said in Cortana/Windows Search breaks in default profile:

                                        Did the profile that didn’t get created perhaps already have a user folder?

                                        Totally possible.

                                        there are some group policies in Computer Config → Admin Templates → System → Logon to implicitly stop the sign-in animation/getting started welcome screen.

                                        I’ll look into that.

                                        So it isn’t a 100% flawless system.

                                        Still planning on doing a re-write… I’m just still wrapping my head around Win10 profiles and trying different things still.

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                                          csuther3
                                          last edited by May 19, 2016, 5:22 PM

                                          This is a great post and the script is awesome! However, after multiple tests I’m finding that it does continue to break Cortana and the Start Menu on my image which is Win 10 Enterprise. It does seem to work as intended otherwise, as wallpaper, pinned taskbar programs and Firefox settings all seem to be in place.

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