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DDPE Windows 10 Pro Spinning Issues at log on
Currently we have multiple machines with the same issue, and that is when the user log onto the computer they get the spinning logo and can wait for a long time, or click ctrl alt del and can log on.
Looking to see if this is a known issue.
Reason why I think it is DDPE is I imaged a new computer and it did the same thing. Plus I read a white page where it listed all the versions and updates and it said something about this but I can not find that any longer. It was related to Dell Authority and since we don't use that I thought nothing more.
- We thought it was related to Cisco AnyConnect but we have removed that from that fresh imaged computer and it did the same thing.
- Updated Windows 10 to the latest version.
- DDPE we currently are at 8.10.1.147 and we only have this issue on Win10, not Win 7..
- Shield is active and in blue.
I'm thinking we need to update DDPE , but I need to show that DDPE is the issue and this is the fix.
I'm going to try a test like updating a few things that I do have control over. Like Bios, C++2010 SP1, C++2012 Update 4 or higher, TPM is enabled, Control Vault firmware and drivers are installed. These might be addressed already, but things I wrote down in my recent research on this issue.
This is the enterprise version in a corporate environment. I am the desktop admin , so I can do 99% of the updates on the computers, just not Credant version itself
sramsey8
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April 5th, 2017 07:00
Found what I was looking for, it is a PDF called Enterprise Edition Technical Advisories v8.12
Resolved Technical Advisories v8.12
All Clients
Resolved Customer Issues
An issue is resolved that resulted in a long delay after pressing Ctrl+Alt+Del on a computer running Dell Desktop Authority. [DDPC-500]
Resolved Technical Advisories v8.11
Enterprise Edition for Windows
Resolved Customer Issues
An issue is resolved that resulted in the user's temporary inability to access User and Common encrypted files due to a timeout in communication with the Shield service. [DDPC-2230, DDPC-3486, DDPC-4134]
dell-dale p
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March 30th, 2017 08:00
Hi sramsey8,
we have made multiple improvements in this area, and we were seeing issues surrounding login and key access issues based on how we were handling named pipe items. We have made some changes around this in our latest 8.12 client. This is purely conjecture based on your description here. We can confirm with a set of logs. Opening a ticket with our support queues would allow us to troubleshoot this completely to confirm.
feel free to DM me if you are not able to get headway or if you need more information about what has changed :)