Discussion on "Force redeploy of Intune Applications using Powershell"

Ondrej Sebela · 2021-12-15T14:45:29.394Z

There can be times when you need to redeploy Win32App deployed from the Intune. Because the installation has failed too many times (so it won't be tried again) or just for testing purposes. The solution is to delete registry key that correspond to su...

Daniel Castellanos

Apr 29

I tried to install IntuneStuff and got the following error:

Install-Package: The following commands are already available on this system:'[a loooooooong list of commands]'. This module 'Microsoft.Graph.Beta.DeviceManagement.Actions' may override the existing commands. If you still want to install this module 'Microsoft.Graph.Beta.DeviceManagement.Actions', use -AllowClobber parameter.

Ondrej Sebela

Apr 29

You can use Save-Module instead if you don't want to replace any existing modules. But in such case you will have to install any dependency on your own.

andy bishop

Jan 19, 2024

very nice stuff. let me ask this. as some of the functions need administrative elevation, when running powershell as admin, do things like the list of installed items not show if an application was installed / assigned in intune to a particular user?

You mean other user than the one whose admin credentials were used?

Anyway it doesn't matter which user run the function in case he has admin rights. Because all the data are in hklm part of the registry.

Lynette Berg

Oct 12, 2023

Stuff is Epic. I'm more of a visual learner and the information listed is super helpful to follow along. I've been in Intune for 1yr and there is SO much to learn and know.

Ondrej Sebela

Glad you like it :)

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