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AndreasTheMachine
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2 years ago
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The Dropbox overlay icons are missing from our company-managed devices.

Hi,

I am managing a few computers with Microsoft Intune.

When I install Dropbox on managed computers, I always check that everything has synced and that it is on the latest stable Dropbox version.

But about 6 months ago the Dropbox overlay icons started disappearing from explorer and the OneDrive icons started appearing instead. 

I Tried to change the position in the register so they are at the top, but it did not work.
I Reinstalled Dropbox several times and with different versions.
I have turned off OneDrive on the computers.

So my question is, are there any known settings/policies in Intune that I may have forgotten to turn off/on?  Or is there anything else that I may have missed?

  • Ok, so I think I solved the problem. 
    In Intune you can set Device Restirctions under "Devices -> Windows configuration -> Device restrictions".
    In there i hade some App store restrictions, removed the few restrictions i had but kept "Install apps with elevated privileges". 
    Now the Overlay icons appear as they should! 🎉

    Screenshot:

     

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