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title: "Comment by andy bishop on \"Force redeploy of Intune Applications using Powershell\" | Hashnode"
description: "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"
url: "https://hashnode.com/posts/force-redeploy-of-intune-applications-using-powershell/61b9ff89d2a5c9036e6f27a8/comment/65aa951ef0688dc118543485"
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Comment [Force redeploy of Intune Applications using Powershell](https://hashnode.com/posts/force-redeploy-of-intune-applications-using-powershell/61b9ff89d2a5c9036e6f27a8)

[andy bishop](https://hashnode.com/@rrrwine)

[Jan 19, 2024](https://hashnode.com/posts/force-redeploy-of-intune-applications-using-powershell/61b9ff89d2a5c9036e6f27a8/comment/65aa951ef0688dc118543485)

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?

[Ondrej Sebela](https://hashnode.com/@AndrewZtrhgf)

[Jan 19, 2024](https://hashnode.com/posts/force-redeploy-of-intune-applications-using-powershell/61b9ff89d2a5c9036e6f27a8/comment/65aa951ef0688dc118543485#reply-65aab10e1f7699a365959e64)

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.