Greetings and welcome to this thread.
We have consequently been experiencing errors with RDS 2012 R2 User Profile Disks / UPD's not detaching after user logoff in brand new Remote Desktop Services 2012 R2 collections.
As an example we have this enviroment:
DCSRV01 - Domain Controller
DCSRV02 – Domain Controller
FILESRV01 – Fileshares and User Profile Disks
RDSGW01 – RD GW
RDSSB01 – Session Broker
RDSSB02 – Session Broker
RDSSH01 – Session Host
RDSSH02 – Session Host
ADFS01 – ADFS
WAP01 – WAP
Only 3<sup>rd</sup>. Party application installed on the session host is Office 2016 Click-To-Run with shared activation. (GPO for SSO activation etc.)
Consequently User Profile Disks does not detach upon logoff using the newest build of the Click-To-Run Service.
We have tried with multiple builds of Office 2016, and downgrading.
If we disable the C2R service or uninstall Office 2016 C2R completely the UPD’s will detach just fine upon logoff.
We have a bunch of setups like the above where we can produce the issue. However we also have one older setup, with an older version of Office 2016 C2R, that does not seem to produce the issue. However all new setups produce this.
Has anyone experienced issues comparable to this?.
We also have setups with many users running both Office 2010, 2013, 2016 Non-C2r versions on both 2008 R2 and 2012 R2 without any issues at all whether we’re using UPD or Roaming Profiles.
So it seems like there is some issue/bug with the newer versions of Office 365 C2R and User Profile Disks / UPD.
Hope for some well shared knowledge, tips or bugfixes for this :-)
All the best, Jesper Hassing - MCTS SCCM 2012 - MCSA 2012 Server - MCP