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Office bypassing Target Version set by Intune
Quick follow up, do you know if there is a setting that sets the IgnoreGPO key? Or just push the key itself?
We do not recommend to set the IgnoreGPO manually. I would rather nuke the targetversion keys if those are left-overs from GPOs which are no longer applied.
- manoth_msftSep 17, 2024
Microsoft
brenzphi If you want to offboard just a subset of devices, then I would recommend excluding those using an Entra group: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365-apps/admin-center/cloud-update#exclude-groups.
For fully disabling Cloud Update, check out https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365-apps/admin-center/cloud-update#cloud-update-review-deactivation.
After excluding devices or disabling the profile, device will automatically be offboarded (ignoreGPO=0) on next check-in. Please allow at least 24h for processing.
Note: Using the Channel Change feature in Inventory will enable the cloud update profiles again, so if you go for disabling the whole profile, omit using this feature to prevent the profile from being re-enabled and onboarding devices again.
- brenzphiSep 16, 2024Copper ContributorThanks for insides.
So how to disable Cloud Update and revert back to GPO Management aka. `IgnoreGPO = 0` ? - Andrew_AllstonMar 01, 2023Iron ContributorMartin, again this info is GREAT! But just to pick your brain a bit, I have a few PCs listed as managed in the config.office.com console but the ignoregpo key is set to 0. Any idea why this would be? We still have duplicate AD computers in our directory since we are in Hybrid, so i was thinking maybe config.office.com is adding the unused dupe computer account but the computers are actively communicating with Config.office.com. And it's only a subset of computers. I may try to update the key manually on a test machine, but I would love any insight you might have on this.