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Unable to Joint Domain -- Thinks I have MDM but I don't

Mitch Weiss 1 Reputation point
2020-06-05T15:59:50.087+00:00

When trying to join a Windows 10 PC to Azure Active Directory (via work account), for one user, I get "There was an error with your license" Code 801800018

It appears that for some reason, this account assumes MDM when I have no MDM. Suggestions?

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  1. JamesTran-MSFT 36,911 Reputation points Microsoft Employee Moderator
    2020-06-29T19:37:34.167+00:00

    @Mitch Weiss
    I looked into your issue and found some links that might be useful. I'll post them below for your reference:

    Error: 80180008
    Mitigation:

    • Modify the option "Manage devices for these users" to "NONE".
    • Sign in to Azure portal.
    • Browse the directory AADJ is performed.
    • Click on "Applications" and browse "Microsoft Intune"
    • Click on Configure.
    • Under the option "manage devices for these users" Select "NONE"
    • If you want to keep the option ALL then make sure the user account used to attempt AADJ has Azure Premium and Microsoft Intune License.
    • The issue can also occur if the device is already registered and the device object still exists in Azure AD.

    Reference: MSDN

    Additional Troubleshooting:
    https://adminscriptbank.wordpress.com/2019/09/19/intune-enrolment-error-code-0x80180018/

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