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Deploy Win32 App using Microsoft Store app (new) | Intune

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Win32 apps can be now deployed through Microsoft store app (new). Win32 apps that are in the Microsoft Store are in preview at the time of publishing this article. The new Microsoft Store app is tightly integrated with Windows Package Manager (Winget.exe). This has expanded the catalog of applications which includes both UWP apps and Win32 apps. Third party vendors or publishers add Win32 / Universal Windows Platform (UWP) apps to the Microsoft Store and host the content in their respective infrastructure. You need to reach out to vendor or application owner to understand network firewall requirements if your devices are behind a firewall.

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How to manage local administrators group membership on Azure AD joined devices | Intune

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Starting with Windows 10 version 20H2, you can use Azure AD groups to manage local administrators group privileges on Azure AD joined devices with the Local Users and Group MDM policy. Organizations can use Microsoft Intune to manage these policies using Custom OMA-URI Settings or Account protection policy.

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Intune Bulk Enrollment with Provisional Package failed with Error 0xCAA2000C

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Using provisioning package device failed to complete AAD Join with error 0xCAA2000C. The issue can also be tracked under Audit Logs in Azure.

You will get entry of the device that you are trying to onboard , looking at the Azure audit logs it shows that the device gets added and then gets removed immediately.

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Get Hardware Hash for Windows Autopilot

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To identify a device with Windows Autopilot, the device’s unique hardware identify (hardware hash) must be captured and uploaded to the service. This is usually first step when you want to provision a machine using Windows Autopilot. The hardware hash can be uploaded by manufacturer / raeseller for new devices. However, hardware hash need to be collected manually for the devices which are already in corporate environment and not already enrolled into Microsoft Intune.

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