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Microsoft Intune & Configuration Manager: best practices to help you prepare for Windows 11

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Wednesday, Jul 21, 2021, 12:00 PM PDT
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We've assembled some massive Microsoft Endpoint Manager muscle to support this hour of Ask Microsoft Anything (AMA). If you have questions on what you can implement and optimize now to better prepare...
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Updated Jul 23, 2021
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Carol DeMuth
Copper Contributor
Jul 21, 2021
We have been using Co-Management with SCCM and Endpoint Manager. Devices are showing up in Endpoint Manager as Hybrid Azure AD joined machines, but not always in Azure AD under the user profile. Is there a reason why. If it should be in both places, is there a way to fix it?
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Jason_Sandys
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Jul 21, 2021

Hi Carol DeMuth, thank you for the question. To clarify here, do the devices show in Azure AD at all, just not with the desired user set as the owner?

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    Carol DeMuth
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    Jul 21, 2021
    They show in Azure AD, but not with the registered owner. We are using Azure AD Connect to enroll devices
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      Jason_Sandys
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      Jul 21, 2021
      Once the first user logs into a co-managed device, that user will be registered as the device's primary user in Intune and also set to the owner in AAD. This functionality was added about a year ago but is not AAD Connect related. If this is not happening (after the first user logs in after the device is successfully co-managed), then you may be hitting an issue that is best handled by opening a support case.
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        Carol DeMuth
        Copper Contributor
        Jul 21, 2021
        Thank You. I noticed that newer machines seem to be in both places, but machines that were enrolled over a year ago are not.
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Jul 21, 202112:00 PM - 1:00 PM PDT