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Windows Hello for Business implementation
Hi, For a couple of days now we've introduced Windows Hello for Business (WHfB) to a subset of test devices from within Intune. Everything works as expected except for one thing I guess: When so...
Not sure if you can but what I'm more interested in is, why is this happening for personal accounts and how can we prevent this?
Hi Jordi,
Is the Config Profile scoped for Devices? If yes, I would scope it for users.
Are the non enterprise accounts guest in your tenant? I would also unlink it from Email accounts under Accounts- Setting.
Let’s us know how it goes!
Moe
Is the Config Profile scoped for Devices? If yes, I would scope it for users.
Are the non enterprise accounts guest in your tenant? I would also unlink it from Email accounts under Accounts- Setting.
Let’s us know how it goes!
Moe
We are using the Settings catalog and basically used all the Windows Hello settings available which is already scoped to users, the enterprise accounts are not guests. See the below snippet from my environment:
The issue shows up in the non-work Teams app.
I'm not sure what you mean by "unlink it from Email accounts". Can you elaborate?Yes unlink them, is it possible to change from Catalog Setting to Regular Template Profile- Identity Protection for testing?
MoeUnlinked it and tried the Regular Template Profile- Identity Protection: same issue.