I will also mention that we previously did implement a GPO that restricted the Cipher Suites used in this AD Domain. I am hoping that someone can give me some insight into what is happening. TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA256_P256Īs you can see the Cipher Suites that MS says are needed are not present in the list above, but, OneDrive now signs in correctly. Here is a list of cipher suites from an example W10 PC that is working (after running the IIS Crypto procedure above on it) :
#Download onedrive to windows server 2012 windows 10
Here is the weird part (and the reason that I am commenting): After we perform this process on the Windows 10 PC's and they start working, the Cipher Suites that MS indicates they need are not present. What we have done so far to remediate is run Nartac IIS Crypto as administrator, clicked on "Cypher Suites" on the left, check marked all cipher suites, clicked "Apply", restarted the affected PC, then the issue appears resolved. (Error Code: 0x8004de40)" just like everyone else. On Windows 10 and on Server 2012 we get: "There was a problem connecting to OneDrive" "Check your Internet connection, and then try again. Hello, I wanted to mention that I have the same issue spread across multiple W10 PC's on an AD Domain as well as on an independent Server 2012 (not R2) Server when trying to log into OneDrive.
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