Windows 10: Howto convert user profiles to FSLogix by frx.exe

Hi,i'm running several Windows 10 computer labs in a university. Since my users may use any of the computers in the courses, i'm currently testing FSLogix profile containers to replace roaming profiles. Initial tests with some test users and computers in a test OU where ok, so i'm trying to figure out how to migrate my users profiles by frx.exe copy-profile. The docs for this tool state its copying a local user profile to a VHD. Anyway, there is the -profile-path parameter which can override the path from the registry. The profiles of my users are on a network share. So i tried to call frx.exe

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FSLogix on SOFS Fileshare

Hi

I need to implement FSLogix in an on-prem RDS-environment. The customer has SOFS where the share for the profiles would be stored. Is SOFS any good for FSLogix?

thanks in advance

 

script to delete users profile

A1- i guess local. (please check the attachment,i'm following those steps to do it, if it helps you to figure out if it's on PC or local)
A2- no i don't need logs.

Full user delete.docx

 

Win 10: Creating a member (child) profile getting error that "The User Profile Service failed the sign in" User Profile can not be loaded

Hi Simonalee,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community.

From the description, it appears that you are not able to sign in to user account. This issue appears if the user profile is corrupted.

I suggest you to remove the account and then try to create new user profile.

To do so:

1) Type settings in the search box and then click on Settings app.

2) Click on Accounts and then select Family and other users.

3) In the right pane, try to add the family member and check if it helps.

If the issue still persists, Check to see if it works by converting the Microsoft Account to Local and then back to Microsoft Account. Here`s how:

• Go to Settings from the Start Menu.
• Click Accounts. Under Your Account, click Sign in with a Local Account instead.
• Follow the instructions. Sign Out and Sign in.
• Then convert back to Microsoft Account.

To connect back to the Microsoft Account, you will perform similar steps:

• Go to Settings from the Start Menu.
• Click Accounts. Under Your Account, click Sign in with a Microsoft Account instead.
• Follow the instructions. Sign Out and Sign in.
• Your account should now be connected again.

Let us know if this helped.