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Intune Doesn't Install Win32 Apps Until a User Logs On?
- I've resolved this issue by reinstalling the PC with the original Dell W10 image (Boot from Dell OS Recovery USB key). When i did that and after installation upgraded to Windows 11 manually (Windows 11 installation assistant) the W32 apps deployed succesfully.
The previous install (where it did'nt work) was a clean Windows 11 ISO installation.
Another thing i noticed when installed with the clean W11 installation was that de AutoPilot profile computername did not apply. The default Windows computername (DESKTOPxxxxx) was applied.
When installed with the Dell W10 installation the computername which i configured in the AutoPilot profile was succesfully applied.
I don't know exactly what caused this two problems (computername and w32-apps) when using the clean Windows 11 installation. But as a workaround i reinstalled the PC's with de Dell W10 installation to get things working as expected.i am hearing all kinds of issues when using win11 and autopilot. (Still waiting to get my hands on a problem device)
as example. When using wufb (targetted at devices) windows 11 could skip the whole installation and will trigger a reboot. Because some bug with the insider build settings is set to not configured it will still try to apply it.
For anyone else running into this issue, I'm having some luck with Win32 apps installing for local users with this CSP/OMA-URI:
OMA-URI: ./Vendor/MSFT/DMClient/Provider/MS DM Server/FirstSyncStatus/SkipUserStatusPage
Data type: Boolean
Value: TrueI'm actively experimenting with it now, but it seems to solve the problem. I'm trying to figure out how and where to configure my Intune application that configures autologon. I'm finding that during ESP may be a bad place to set up autologon with the typical reg keys because the Autopilot/ESP phase uses those same registry keys. I think it may either be overwriting my reg key settings or not allowing them because I get stuck in a reboot loop when I force my autologon app to install during ESP and have it exit with a 1641 for a forced reboot. ESP just keeps looping over and over again.
The whole idea here is to get through autopilot, auto log on as a local account then install Win32 apps. The problem is that the autologon needs to be a win32 app... I don't know how else to do it. There's an Intune configuration profile specifically intended for building kiosk devices but those put the device into kiosk mode with a locked down desktop and start menu. I need full desktop access.
Maybe I can find the CSPs that the Kiosk configuration profile is using and implement a select few of them to just do the autologon parts but not the desktop lockdown. I assume config profiles are using CSPs under the hood.
- Hi, hopefully i can take a look at then today. Stumbled upon that bitlockes issue when deleting a device from intune. If you also have logs to share. Its indeed because of the local account. Are you running windows 11 or windows 10
