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Hi,
Our organization wants to block MS-Store application for all end users by using intune and Endusers all are using Win 10/11 Pro version. Team has created the policies on Intune "Turn off the store" but no luck. Please share if any alternative way to block the MS store. TIASiva
Hi Siva, Not sure why MS Store is not disabled using the "Turn off the Store Application" Policy. There are alternative methods to disable MS Store using Intune. Like Using OMA-URI or creating Registry Keys. You can check this blog post: Disable MS Store via Intune and scroll down to the FAQs section to find the OMA-URI settings and Registry keys you can create to disable MS Store.
Blocking the MS-Store via Intune or Group Policy requires a Windows Enterprise edition. In your situation, the configuration that sets a registry key will be ignored. Upgrading your devices to enterprise will activate the function after a few Store starts. It may seem peculiar, but that's how it is.