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Intune Policy Still Showing agianst Device even though Descoped
Hi shockotechcom,
Yes, it is expected behavior that the policy remains as applied under DeviceName -> Configuration Profiles -> Profile Name even after the device is removed from the AzureAD group. This is because Intune does not automatically remove security policies when you unassign the policy (stop deployment).
You may need to leave the policy assigned, and then change the security settings back to the default values.
However, if you want to completely remove the policy from the device, you can delete the Windows Device from Azure Active Directory (AAD) and Microsoft Endpoint Manager (MEM) and wait for it to re-sync.
This will clean up any MEM policies and profiles. This practice is often followed before deploying new or redeploying any Windows device.
Azure Active Directory (AAD) and Intune are different systems, so changes in one system may not automatically reflect in the other.
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- shockotechcomNov 29, 2023Iron Contributor
LeonPavesic thanks!
You state
Yes, it is expected behavior that the policy remains as applied under DeviceName -> Configuration Profiles -> Profile Name even after the device is removed from the AzureAD group. This is because Intune does not automatically remove security policies when you unassign the policy (stop deployment).
But the settings applied by the policy are no longer being applied at the endpoint.
- LeonPavesicDec 04, 2023Silver Contributor
Hi shockotechcom,
I apologize for any confusion.
If the policy settings are not taking effect on the endpoint despite removing the device from the AzureAD group and unassigning the policy, it could be due to synchronization delays or an Intune service issue. To address this, try initiating a manual sync on the device and checking the Intune service status for any ongoing problems.
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