Intune - The input method you're trying to use isn't allowed. To learn more, contact your network administrator.

Question

After migrating my hardening policy from AD onprem to Intune, all machines started to present:

The input method you're trying to use isn't allowed. To learn more, contact your network administrator.

I undid the entire configuration, even so some problems happen again.

It deleted the Users group from Allow local logon.

I appreciate if there is anyone who has gone through this.

Regards,

Marcelo

Answer 1

@Marcelo Pissinati - LDB, Thanks for posting in Q&A. From your description, it seems the error comes after we delete the Users group from "Allow local logon".

For Users group, this is a built-in group which include authenticated users.

To let users can login, we can add it back. To do this, we can follow the steps in the following link:

1. Go to Intune admin center, Devices->Configuration, click Create, New Policy, Platform: Windows 10 and late. Profile type: Settings Catalog. click create.
2. Type profile name, Add settings, find "Allow Local Log On" setting and add back the Users group to make it work.

For SID of the group, here is a link you can refer.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/identity/ad-ds/manage/understand-security-identifiers

3. Under assignment, add the affected device group under include to assign this policy to the affected devices.
4. Sync policy to the device and wait for some time and see if it can work after the policy is applied.

Here is a link list the steps for your reference.

https://inthecloud247.com/using-a-sid-for-user-rights-in-the-intune-settings-catalog/

Note: non-Microsoft link, just for the reference.

Hope the above information can help.

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