@wayne-workman said in Computers slow to a crawl after domain join:

@espynn said in Computers slow to a crawl after domain join:

Our GPO is a bit of a black hole and no one really knows what’s going on down there to be honest

Some GPO that doesn’t work with Win10 could very-well be the case. You can’t make statements like “Our GPO is a black hole” and also claim that GPO isn’t the problem. You need to look through all your group policies - this might be the problem.

Windows 10 fresh install without imaging and set up exactly the same on the domain have no issues is why I make that claim. I just struggle to see what imaging would do that a GPO could even detect…

@avaryan not the case

@wayne-workman mostly related to WAN changes to ensure reliability between our data centers. Nothing on the vlan in question.

@wayne-workman I’ll check after the weekend, I would suspect we would have wider issues across the entire domain if this were mixed up. But we have had some large scale network changes recently.

Anything else to check?

@wayne-workman neither, and again, normal resource activity, including network activity.

@wayne-workman nope, just (seemingly) normal default GPO policy. Not even moved from default computers OU.

@wayne-workman either or, no and no.

@wayne-workman yes. As I said below, network connected or not didn’t matter, and normal baseline resources.

@wayne-workman I agree, first thing I did. No tasks were using more than normal baseline amounts of resources.

@george1421 No AV and network disconnect does not seem to matter. I will try another OU with GPO blocked though. Our GPO is a bit of a black hole and no one really knows what’s going on down there to be honest

Thanks for your help, if anyone stumbles into this thread, the issue is not resolved but I will report back with findings .