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Scott Paterson
Jan 07, 2018Copper Contributor
Intune Management Extension not installing
I am testing Intune/EMS on Windows 10 (1709) PCs and trying to get Powershell scripts to run without success. I think the issue is with the Intune Management Extension not installing but cant find mu...
ProdigyHOU
Oct 16, 2020Copper Contributor
Scott PatersonNeed to be on Windows 10 1803 or higher.
rlabrecque_fsg
Jan 15, 2021Copper Contributor
I was running into this on one of my test PC's. We have Azure AD Free + Microsoft Intune Trial + Onsite/Inhouse AD Syncing with Azure AD.
The setup in order was:
1. Previously joined to Local Inhouse AD.
2. Enroll in MDM only.
3. Connected with Work or school account.
In Intune's "endpoint" dashboard I see the device correctly:
Name: RLABRECQUE-DT
Management name: rlabrecque_Windows_1/15/2021_7:30 AM
Intune Device ID: REDACTED-****-****-****-***************
Azure AD Device ID: REDACTED-****-****-****-***************
In Azure AD I see the Device as:
Name: RLABRECQUE-DT
Join Type: Azure AD registered
MDM: Microsoft Intune
I would receive business applications, but would not get the Intune Management Extension and Powershell scripts would not run as a result.
The missing piece for me was in Intune on the Devices tab of the Intune "endpoint" dashboard the machine was Personal. As soon as I changed it to a Corporate Device, synced in Intune "endpoint" dashboard, synced in the "Managed by <Corp>" settings dialog on the device, and restarted the device, Intune Management Extension installed and the Powershell script ran!
- rlabrecque_fsgJan 15, 2021Copper ContributorI should note that my other test PC which was setup like so:
1. Connected with Work or school account
2. Joined to Azure AD.
3. Manually enrolled in MDM only.
It also did say Personal device, but did not suffer from this issue.