Error 0x87D1041C at the Intune installation of the Minecraft
Hallo! I got the 0x87D1041C error at the bulk installation Minecraft in the computer classroom. I have prepared the Minecraft in Intune Application - I have added it from the new Microsot Store, assigned to the computer group and set install as System. After assigning to the group installation started. Approx 10 computers were installed OK. Approx 10 generated the 0x87D1041C error in Intune monitoring. I explored, that the error apperas every time, when any user in the past installed Minecraft for him individually from the MS Store. The directories with installation exist, but the other users have no start icon Minecraft, can not start it, and remote Intune installation does not work. Do you have somebody any idea? The best solution would be, to force the system to allow for all users use the existing installation. (Yes it is possible log in as the problematic user and uninstall his own Minecraft .... but .... about 25 accounts on 1 computer .... ?)Reinforcement learning in Minecraft: Challenges and opportunities in multiplayer games
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