Enrollment error

jasoncrcsd
Contributor II

 

We've been getting more and more of these, devices that appear not enrolled and when it tried to auto re-enroll fails, even the manual enrollment fails with the same error. We can powerwash them and fix them but it seems we've been getting a lot of these. Is there any way of telling why this is happening? Have the students found a way of breeaking them?

 

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panderson
Contributor III

I wonder if this could be related to the Chrome OS 119 update failing issue?  

This one is on ver 119

zdanenyc
New Contributor III

We had a similar issue and was notified by Google Support that it's a result of devices not being used in a "long time" meaning 3 months or greater as outline below

1.- The devices remained inactive for a while.
2.- Something get stuck from the device itself.
3.- Connectivity issues from your environment or student's environment such as network configuration, low-bandwidth, internet bouncing.

 

They suggest using the chrome recovery tool to have the device re-enrolled (even though it already shows enrolled in the Google Admin Console)

What is the chrome recovery tool?

 

 

This nice little thing.

pocpnlppkickgojjlmhdmidojbmbodfm

No, not gibberish. 🙂 It's the ID # for the Chrome extension.

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https://wheretofind.me/@NoSubstitute

Oh, that. Yea we've used that. What I'm trying to find out is what is causing these to unenroll. A powerwash seesm to fix them but its happening more and more. I asked Google supt but they had nothing

zdanenyc
New Contributor III

I couldn't agree more! I want to know the CAUSE so we can address that rather than providing bandaids. I'm glad I'm not going crazy haha. Thanks JasonCRCSD!

 

Are you seeing this issue too?

zdanenyc
New Contributor III

Yes. Unfortunately. We have an open ticket with Google Support to address the root cause. Fingers crossed 🙂