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So, I have all Win32 apps targeted to All Devices and they are listed in ESP Application list. They install fine during Device Setup Phase.
My User Setup Phase gets stuck and I noticed that MS Store apps are pushed already even the Autopilot ESP is not complete. MS Store Apps are not listed in ESP apps listing, so they should arrive on desktop only after Autopilot ESP completes. I feel this does not behave as it should be. MS store apps are also applied to All Devices.
I don't want to skip User Setup Phase with OMA URI, because I have one special app which should execute in User Phase. The main question is, why MS Store Apps started pushing during ESP, they should not?
If you have assigned apps and policies to devices, then they will apply during the device setup phase. This is applicable to store apps as well. If you want them to install during user setup phase, then I’ll suggest to assign apps to users instead.
This statement is not correct - “MS Store Apps are not listed in ESP apps listing, so they should arrive on desktop only after Autopilot ESP completes.” The block setting that you are referencing to in ESP only blocks execution until the declared list of apps are installed. It doesn’t mean non declared list of apps cannot install in the background. This is where assignments come in handy.
You see, I might have an app which just does not work during ESP but it will install later at some point and I WANT to deploy it to all devices. There is no way to archive this other than this ESP blocking.
I don't get your previous explanation at all.....
And I clearly see there is a difference beteen Win32 and MSstore apps here like I wrote.
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@Pavel yannara Mirochnitchenko, Thanks for posting in Q&A. To improve the user experience and provide more value to our customers, currently, Autopilot in Intune supports installing the new Microsoft Store apps during the Enrollment Status Page (ESP). Here is a link with more details for your reference.
Hope the above information can help.
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@Pavel yannara Mirochnitchenko, Hope the above information can address your question. If there's anything else we can help, feel free to let us know.
@Crystal-MSFT well after MS account autentification again works into MS learning, I managed to enter here :)
I am using this feature in ESP configuration which limits only listed apps to be installed during ESP. My experience is, that Win32 apps honors this settings, but MS Store Apps are not.