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AMA: Windows management with Intune
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Wednesday, Mar 20, 2024, 08:30 AM PDTEvent details
Do you manage Windows endpoints in Intune? Do you have questions that extend beyond configuration and involve ensuring security, compliance, and a seamless user experience on Windows? Join this Ask M...
Char_Cheesman
Updated Dec 27, 2024
JaminAlmond
Microsoft
Mar 20, 2024Hello Derek,
When you remove a device from the targeted group, it should automatically be disassociated from the applicable policies. If you notice that certain policies are still being applied to the device—a situation often referred to as 'tattooing'—please initiate a support case. We'll investigate and resolve the issue.
DerekTEAL
Mar 20, 2024Copper Contributor
I understand that we've encountered situations where policies are pushed to the student signed in. The admin, who hasn't had policies pushed to them, signs in afterward to make minor changes but finds themselves unable to do so due to the student policies taking precedence. While removing the device from the group to eliminate the policies might resolve the issue, it appears to be an unnecessary step for the admin to make minor adjustments.