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I am trying to deploy the following PS script via the MEM>Devices>Scripts blade
The script runs perfectly when run locally from my pc via PS - but only as Adminstrator
When the script is deployed via Intune however, the following "Object not found" error is generated in the IntuneManagementExtension log
The script is deployed with the following settings, I have tried running it in both user and system contexts:
Any idea how to overcome this?
Thanks
I have done something similar. Please take a look at my example script shared in GitHub:
https://github.com/SimonSkotheimsvik/Community-By-SSkotheimsvik/blob/main/Microsoft/Intune/Win11-OEMInformation.ps1
I hope this can help you on your way for solving this problem.
Best regards,
Simon
Thanks for the reply.
I'm not sure there is an issue with the script itself as it runs locally as previously stated.
The issue seems to be with the deployment rather than the script I think
Could it be that you are addressing the HKEY_CURRENT_USER branch, but the script is not running as the signed in user?
I have amended the script using @Simon Skotheimsvik example, just in case there was something in my script causing an issue.
v1 script:
The deployment of the script is working in so much as I can see results in Intune - ie "Success" or "Failure" for each targeted device
I have deployed the new script twice today - once running in the "System" context and once running with the logged on user creds.
The results are - the registry entries are deployed when run under "System" context, however the keys and item are created in the wrong branch....
HKU instead of HKCU - makes sense, the current user would be "System"
When the script is run as the user, the script fails with an access denied message in the local IntuneManagementExtension log - again, makes sense the current user is not an admin
So, at this point I'm asking the question - is it possible to to deploy remote registry changes in the HKCU branch via Intune?
I have not found any examples online as yet to verify it is possible.
@Matt Pollock ,
I finally found an example online of how you can change the HKCU branch via Intune. Please check this excellent blog post describing this process:
Best of luck!
Simon
Check this information as well for setting HKCU for all users by use of PSAppDeployToolkit
Simon
Also take a look at this great resource from @Rudy Ooms on the topic:
https://call4cloud.nl/2020/03/how-to-deploy-hkcu-changes-while-blocking-powershell/#part4