Check registry for RUN and Active Setup items See: How to prevent OneDrive Setup prompt after first Log-In The OneDrive setup executable is in the default user registry key, so this will always be automatically installed with each logon. Maybe you can try the Start Menu and Profile options listed here: There is also a public template coming from LoginVSI with #VDILIKEAPRO Use VMware OS Optimization Tool like already mentioned in other replies. When using UEM for profile management, use direct flex as much as possible to reduce logon times. Windows 10 LTSB (No new feature updates, only security, No Cortana, Store, Edge and Store Apps) You might consider the following when using Windows 10 as a VDI OS, if you didn't done this already. The creation of the Start Tiles, which is also controlled by a database, further increases login time. Each Modern App also has a database sitting behind it, this will get recreated every time in non-persistent desktops. Most of it can be attributed to Modern Apps. A user can typically logon to their personal Win10 laptop in less than 5 seconds - I know this is an unfair benchmark to draw comparison, but it’s these kind of comparisons a user will make - users don’t care about the complexities behind delivering non-persistent desktops vs having a pre-built profile sat on a local SSD - one just is ‘faster’ than the other.įor those of you using non persistent View pools, what logon times are you achieving? To me though, 30secs is a bit disappointing. Depends on how tolerant the user is, depends on what and how many GPOs are applied, depends on the hardware backing the VDI environment etc. I know the answer to a lot of this is 'it depends’. I can't seem to get logon time much below 30secs. Dedicated UCS + Pure Storage Flash Array hardware

What, in your opinion, is an acceptable logon time for a horizon pool with this config? :

Vm horizon login