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After deploying Windows 11 to several devices in a classroom via Intune, the Snipping Tool missing.
Any thoughts on why?
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Hi,
Checking in as it's been a few days since we heard from you. Can you please update us on your troubleshooting progress? Your response is appreciated.
Thanks.
Hello,
If your organization doesn't restrict the use of sniping tools, you should check your event log (under Application or System) to see if there are any errors when using or installing the app.
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Snipping tool could not have been uninstalled via the Windows 11 feature update, it is done via the Intune. Your organization is restricting the use of certain apps which includes Snipping tool. Check with your Intune administrator to see if there are policies applied related to Snipping tool removal.
