Event Id 304 and 307 Accompanied With Black Screen
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I can't seem to get the User Device Registration EventIDs 304, 307, 360 from showing up at restart even tho I've already disabled both computer/user instances of "Use Windows Hello for Business" via GPO
Is there something else I'm missing to get these to stop? Or a scheduled task that needs to be deleted/disabled? This isn't a major issue as nothing is broken and things seem to be fine, I'm just trying to clean up the Events to minimal error/warnings as possible prior to deploying.
I just noticed something this week when I built another 2019 VM, this time I changed my build procedure by disabling the Scheduled Task PRIOR to moving the server to the Member Servers OU and this time after multiple reboots, the task is still disabled...so it probably has something to do with one of the multitude of GPOs that are assigned that's causing it to either get re-enabled or prohibits me from disabling a system created scheduled task.
I built it on Tuesday (11th):
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No offense, Why do you spend your energy and time to solve these unimportant stuff?
Have a look at this: http://www.tecfused.com/2017/07/user-device-registration-event-id-304-307/
I had tried that back with my 2016 servers and they would always come back enabled...there was no real way to disable that. I'll give it a try on 2019 but won't hold my breath.
To your question as to why...because. I like to get it as clear as possible prior to deployment...as stated in my OP
So I manually disabled that scheduled task...rebooted...seems to still be disabled...nice! 304/307 are now gone but 360 still remains...weird that Windows Hello for Business warning still shows up...even when it's disabled via GPO.
Thanks for the link as I didn't think it would work on 2019 as it never would disable on 2016 so I blew that off...I'll add that scheduled task disable back into my script
360 looks like it's going to stick around as I'm not the only one who has disabled the "Use Windows Hello for Business" in both Computer/User GPO and it still shows up
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-hello/how-to-disable-windows-hello-for-...
Troy_PBGNW wrote:
So I manually disabled that scheduled task...rebooted...seems to still be disabled...nice! 304/307 are now gone but 360 still remains...weird that Windows Hello for Business warning still shows up...even when it's disabled via GPO.
Thanks for the link as I didn't think it would work on 2019 as it never would disable on 2016 so I blew that off...I'll add that scheduled task disable back into my script
360 looks like it's going to stick around as I'm not the only one who has disabled the "Use Windows Hello for Business" in both Computer/User GPO and it still shows up
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-hello/how-to-disable-windows-hello-for-...
I'm glad your issue was solved. Please mark my post as an answer. Thanks
Troy_PBGNW wrote:
The only thing I'm seeing for 360 is to disable event logging if the GPO doesn't work
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/df6fabb9-6965-42af-8f5c-e313351eefc3/cant-...
I would appreciate if you post your new question in a separate post. Thanks
So, same thing as Server 2016...after subsequent reboots, the scheduled task is re-enabled, and no matter how many times you set it to disabled, Automatic-Device-Join always gets re-enabled...So no fix. That's why I didn't mess with that in the first place.
Anyone else with constructive ideas? Is it solely based off the scheduled task and if so, any way for permanently force it to be disabled?
Troy_PBGNW wrote:
Anyone else with constructive ideas? Is it solely based off the scheduled task and if so, any way for permanently force it to be disabled?
i've seen apps that run other apps as services and email if you they lock up or stall, yada yada, blah blah and all that stuff. i wonder if some sort of script or app can be had to constantly disable a selected app?
I just noticed something this week when I built another 2019 VM, this time I changed my build procedure by disabling the Scheduled Task PRIOR to moving the server to the Member Servers OU and this time after multiple reboots, the task is still disabled...so it probably has something to do with one of the multitude of GPOs that are assigned that's causing it to either get re-enabled or prohibits me from disabling a system created scheduled task.
I built it on Tuesday (11th):
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Event Id 304 and 307 Accompanied With Black Screen
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