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I have users that are using Azure joined laptops. These users are not Administrators, when they go to install Zoom, Office 365 or Firefox the laptop prompts for an admin. However, it does not allow an admin to enter the credentials but instead it wants us to sign the user out, sign in as admin and install software.
Ideally, I would like to be able to enter Admin credentials, when necessary, WITHOUT having to log the user out. Is it also possible to give the users the ability to install such applications without admin?
Do you use MEM/Intune with your devices at this time? Can you give a screenshot of what it looks like when they try to install on their account? What is the error message?
Hi Nicole, have you looked at the Consent and Permissions settings?
