Testing the recently released 1903 with two Autopilot tenants and with both they always fail at the user stage when trying to install apps. These apps are just normal store apps, Company Portal, Forticlient, Translator. If you skip waiting and install them manually, the setup completes, but it just won't install store apps by itself.
Anyone else had this issue? If not, I will get some logs.
@Coert Kastelein this a known issue with the 1903 builds, I'm told the latest Insider Fast build (18881) has the fix. The bug was that all store app installs fail when using Intune or any MDM to install Microsoft Store for Business apps, they install like you said manually just fine. Try the 18881 version
@Eric Orman Would it be possible to share how I/ we can get the 18881 build? We are also trying to test Autopilot and it fails at the same point. Thanks in advance.
@Coert Kastelein Thanks for your response yesterday. I went through the steps you advised on build 18362.30, but the only build update I am offered is 18875.1000. Even though I selected the Fast ring without Skip ahead.
@Darren Littlefield I tried the same and also not going beyond that version. I suppose MS engineers have even earlier access to these builds. Expecting it soon. Perhaps @Eric Orman can provide more info.
@Coert Kastelein Just one question, isn't 18885 (20H1) the next build of Windows? This wont be the May release build? As this was the 'skip ahead' version. I want to make sure our business will be inline with the release version and not a version ahead.
It's even not the next, bet next next build. Next feature update should be 19H2 scheduled for October 2019. 20H1 is for 2020 spring update. Yeah, this is puzzling that MS jumps this much ahead and there are still no news about 19H2 testing. Btw, in May you will receive 19H1, 18362.xx build. Which i guess won't have that Autopilot fix. Maybe they will release it as a CU fix for the current version, who knows. Maybe they will add it to 19H2 release. Just guessing.
I'm not really sure how these branches join eachother when it comes to bug fixes. They advertise 1903 to be the first release that can fully configure a device during Autopilot deployment, so I don't think the fix for this bug will be introduced after the release of 1903.
@Eric Orman Thanks for the update Eric. Will this be a new patched ISO available on MSDN, or will it be an update only? As we are using autopilot with OOBE it would be time consuming to have to log in, update and then refresh to then autopilot the way we want to. Thanks
