Block Windows 10/11 Home enrollment

[Djaswant]

Hi all,

I was wondering if it's possible to block/restrict the enrollment of Windows 10/11 Home versions?
Does anyone have any experience with this or knows if it is even possible?

[#2 · Accepted solution]

@Djaswant 

Hi you can't block Windows Home from registering to Intune directly, with some specific policy. What you can do is in the Device Platform Restrictions you can block Personally Owned enrollment. 

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/enrollment/create-device-platform-restrictions

This blocks any way an Windows Home version can enroll in Intune. If you need other types of devices to still enroll through Personally Owned you can create an Assignment Filter, see here: create-device-platform-restrictions

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[#3]

Hi,

Do you want to restrict the enrollment of devices to Intune, or is it also to Azure AD?
It's necessary for me to understand what you try to achieve because it's not easy to restrict only Windows 10/11 Home machines.

Enrollment of personally owned devices can be blocked by enrollment restrictions in Intune, as Sebastian is mentioning. However, the user can still register the device in Azure AD :)

[#4]

Even if he will tell you it wil not help, it is not possible to stop AD Registering (certainly not on some detail like Windows Home). There is some Conditional Access trick with Hybrid Join: see here for example: https://www.reddit.com/r/Office365/s/WnqYrloZnQ

Device Platform Restriction and stopping Intune Enrollment is the best you can do

[#5]

Hi Sebastiaan,

Thank you for responding. I've applied assignment filters on our policies and profiles, so that should be fine., but we don't want any Home devices in our Intune tenant.

Thank you for the information regarding device platform restrictions, I will look into it!
Seems like the best way to go at it.