That CSP contains the different settings that are available for configuring the different components of Shared PC mode on Windows devices. When looking at configuring Shared PC mode, the configuration is achieved by relying on the SharedPC CSP. There is, however, no clear documentation about that. Note: This new setting is introduced with the updates to MDM in Windows 11 version 22H2 and are also expected to be available for Windows 10 and later. This post will end with showing the behavior after applying the configuration. This post will start with a short introduction about that new setting, followed with the steps to configure Shared PC mode with OneDrive sync enabled and configured.

That’s still the case but starting with Windows 11 version 22H2 a new setting is introduced that enables IT administrators to enable Shared PC mode with OneDrive sync enabled. The default behavior of Windows, however, was to prevent the usage of OneDrive, once Shared PC mode was enabled. That something was the OneDrive sync, as there are scenarios in which it’s still required to use OneDrive on a Shared PC. Shared PC mode on itself is nothing new, or special, but there was something missing. This time it’s about configuring Shared PC mode with OneDrive sync. This week another short blog post about another nice configuration addition to Windows.

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