[Bug] - Win - OIB - SC - Microsoft Store - D - Configuration - v3.4

[kaspersmjohansen]

• OS: Windows 11 25H2
• Version: 3.4

One or more policies prevents the EPM, Notepad++ and OneDrive right click context menu object from showing.

During the first user logon, you'll notice the right click context objects are missing. If the configuration profile is unassigned and the device is rebooted, during next logon the user will see the right click context objects.

If the configuration profile is reassigned, the right click context objects are still there, they are not removed.

The screenshot show how it looks when the configuration profile is not assigned. When the configuration profiles is assigned the "Run with elevated access" is missing together with other similar objects from other vendors.

[stephen-martin-atl]

I have been trying to work out why my OneDrive menu isn't showing, and it's reassuring to see someone else with the same issue. Strange it's affected by this policy though.

[incedIT]

This might be relevant to your Onedrive issue:
#50

[stephen-martin-atl]

Thanks. This comment is the fix for me:
#50 (comment)

[kaspersmjohansen]

OK, I have been doing a bit of testing. It looks like it's this setting that is causing issues with the missing objects in the context menu:

If this policy is configured to "Explicitly allow unlock" the "run with elevated access" appear in the context menu.

[SkipToTheEndpoint]

Thanks for this report and the help others have added.
Indeed the OneDrive issue linked was also related. I'm not sure why this policy exhibits this behaviour but sometimes it's best to not think about it 😅

Looking at these settings as part of the next release.

[kaspersmjohansen]

From what I have found, specifically with EPM, it has an msix file which based on the name, I suspect is responsible for the context menu integration:

I don't know how Notepad++ and OneDrive is doing this though.