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Hi All,

 

So to start off with, my knowledge on Intune is limited, so bare with me.

 

I have some Windows 10 Entra Joined devices and Hybrid / Co-Managed devices which Intune shows as having 'Conflicts' on certain profile settings. However I understand it's meant to show you the two profiles / policies that are conflicting, but it only shows one?

 

I can understand it might be conflicting with local group policy on the hybrid joined machines, but it's the same policies conflicting on the Entra ID only joined devices as well.

 

So I'm not sure where to start with sorting out the conflict, or does it not matter? I'm guessing it's not a show stopper, but not ideal either as you don't know what setting it's applying.

 

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Thank you,

Rob

Edited by robyholmes
Posted (edited)

I assume you didn't mean to post your renewal PDF and was meant to be an image? :p

 

In terms of the conflict you could do that even within a single policy.

 

For example if you use a "hide X" setting, then do the "show X" via the admin templates even within InTune etc.

 

If your policy was meant to be the image, could you update it and check what's set in it?

 

Steve

Edited by Steve21
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I assume you didn't mean to post your renewal PDF and was meant to be an image? :p

 

In terms of the conflict you could do that even within a single policy.

 

For example if you use a "hide X" setting, then do the "show X" via the admin templates even within InTune etc.

 

If your policy was meant to be the image, could you update it and check what's set in it?

 

Steve

 

Doh, no idea how I managed that one.

 

Anyway, now the correct thing attached. I can understand it conflicting with Group Policy, but it's conflicting on a machine that's only managed by InTune, joined directly to Entra ID. The machines were never on the domain so I'm not sure what other policy is applying the setting which causes it to conflict.

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