This post is a collection of Microsoft Endpoint Manager / Intune error codes and reference articles. Intune : Win32 App Deployment Intune : Win32 app deployment failed with error code […]
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In a hybrid Azure AD setup, you may encounter situations where a workstation fails to enroll in Intune after completing the Hybrid Join process. When you check the Event Viewer
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Win32 app detection rules in Microsoft Intune are critical for ensuring accurate application deployment and compliance. These rules determine whether an app is already installed, when it should be offered,
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The SCCM client agent actions can be manually triggered to force SCCM client agent to download the policy or re-evaluate specific tasks such as hardware inventory immediately. When you are logged on a local machine, this can be quickly performed by going to Configuration Manager client properties > Action tab. However in real word, SCCM administrators mostly perform the troubleshooting remotely without taking the remote control of end user devices.
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The Win32 app in Microsoft Intune offers enhanced control over application deployment. However, deployment failures can occur, and understanding the troubleshooting steps for Intune Win32 apps is essential. One common
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Deploying Win32 applications with Microsoft Intune can sometimes fail with the error code 0x87D1041C, which translates to “The application was not detected after installation completed successfully.” This issue typically occurs
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Windows Apps (Win32) in Microsoft Intune / Endpoint Manager provide us with greater control over the deployment of applications. The Win32 apps allow us to configure additional parameters similar to
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Deploying Win32 apps through Intune can sometimes throw unexpected errors that leave administrators puzzled. One common issue is error 0x87D300C9, which typically indicates that the installer failed to run silently
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Deploying Win32 applications through Microsoft Intune can sometimes throw unexpected errors that leave administrators puzzled. One common issue is the failure with error code 0x80070653, which typically points to problems
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Line of Business Application (LOB) is legacy application deployment method in Microsoft Intune. The LOB applications support single file format such as .msi, .msix, .appx etc. They only support simple installation. An MSI with a transform file (MST) cannot be deployed using this method. The LOB objects have limited capabilities and they don’t support few rich capabilities of Configuration Manager Application Model such as Detection methods & Dependencies.
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