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Windows 10/11 in cloud configuration step by step setup guide

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Windows 10/11 in cloud configuration (cloud config) is a device configuration for Windows client devices. It's designed to simplify the end user experience. For more information about what cloud config is, including the minimum requirements, go to Windows cloud configuration guided scenario overview.

With cloud config, you use Microsoft Intune policies to turn a Windows client device into a cloud-optimized device. Windows 10/11 in cloud configuration:

  • Optimizes devices for the cloud by configuring them to enroll into Intune management with Microsoft Entra. User data is stored in OneDrive automatically with Known Folder Move configured.

  • Installs Microsoft Teams and Microsoft Edge on devices.

  • Configures end users to be standard users on devices, giving IT more control over the apps installed on devices.

  • Removes built-in apps and the Microsoft Store app, simplifying the end user experience.

  • Applies endpoint security settings and a compliance policy. These policies help keep devices secure and help IT monitor device health.

  • Ensures that devices are automatically updated through Windows Update for Business.

  • Optionally, you can also:

    • Add other Microsoft 365 apps, like Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint.
    • Add essential line of business (LOB) apps that end users need to be successful. Microsoft recommends keeping these apps to a minimum to keep the configuration simple.
    • Add essential resources, like Wi-Fi profiles, VPN connections, certificates, and printer drivers that are necessary for user workflows.

Tip

For a overview on Windows 10/11 in cloud configuration and its uses, go to Windows 10/11 in cloud configuration.

There are two ways to deploy cloud config:

  • Option 1 - Automatic: Use the guided scenario to automatically create all the groups and policies with their configured values. For more information on this option, go to Windows cloud configuration guided scenario overview.
  • Option 2 - Manual (this article): Use the steps in this article to deploy cloud config yourself.

This guide helps you create your own cloud configuration deployment. The following sections describe how to use Microsoft Intune to set up cloud config:

  1. Create a Microsoft Entra group
  2. Configure device enrollment
  3. Deploy a script to configure Known Folder Move and remove built-in apps
  4. Deploy apps
  5. Deploy endpoint security settings
  6. Configure Windows Update settings
  7. Deploy a Windows compliance policy
  8. Optional configurations

Step 1 - Create a Microsoft Entra group

The first step is to create a Microsoft Entra security group that receives the configurations you deploy.

This dedicated group helps you organize devices and manage your cloud config resources in Intune. Microsoft recommends that you deploy only the configurations in this guide. Then, as needed, add more essential apps and other device configurations.

Use the following steps to create the group:

  1. Sign in to the Microsoft Intune admin center.

  2. Select Groups > All groups > New group.

  3. For Group type, select Security.

  4. Enter a Group name, like Cloud config PCs.

  5. For Membership type, select Assigned.

  6. If you want, you can add devices to your new group now. Select No members selected and add members to your group.

    You can also start with an empty group and add devices later.

  7. Select Create.

Tip

When the group is created, you can add preregistered Windows Autopilot devices to this group.

Existing devices

If you have existing devices enrolled in Intune that you want to use with cloud config, then it's recommended to start fresh with these devices. Specifically:

  • Remove existing apps and profiles deployed to these devices.
  • Reset these devices.
  • Re-enroll the device in Intune and deploy your cloud config.

These extra steps are recommended for existing devices because they provide a streamlined user experience. Then, you can add other essential apps and ensure devices have only what users need.

Step 2 - Configure device enrollment

In this step, you enable MDM automatic enrollment in Intune and configure how devices enroll in Intune.

If you already use Windows Autopilot, then skip this step, and go to Step 3 - Deploy a script to configure Known Folder Move and remove built-in apps (in this article).

✔️ 1 - Enable automatic enrollment

Enable automatic enrollment for the organization users that you want to use cloud config. Automatic enrollment is required for cloud config. For more information on automatic enrollment, go to Enrollment guide - Windows automatic enrollment.

  1. Sign in to the Microsoft Intune admin center.

  2. Select Devices > Windows > Windows enrollment > Automatic Enrollment.

  3. Under MDM user scope, select one of the following:

    • Select All to apply the cloud configuration to all Windows devices that users in your organization use. In most cloud config scenarios, All is selected.
    • Select Some to apply the cloud configuration to devices used by a subset of users in your organization. If you want to apply your cloud config in a staged approach, then Some might be a good choice.

  4. Don't configure the MAM user scope, MAM terms of user URL, MDM discovery URL, and MAM compliance URL settings. Leave these settings blank. MAM settings aren't configured for cloud config.

  5. Select Save to save your changes.

✔️ 2 - Choose how devices enroll and configure users to be standard users on devices

After Windows automatic enrollment is enabled in Intune, the next step is to determine how devices enroll in Intune. When they enroll, they're available to receive your cloud config policies. You also need to configure users to be standard users on their devices. Standard users can only install apps that your organization approves.

For enrollment, you have three options. Select one enrollment option.

  • Use Windows Autopilot (recommended)
  • Bulk enroll using a provisioning package
  • Use the Microsoft Entra ID in the out-of-box experience (OOBE)

This section provides more information on these enrollment options and configuring users as standard users on their devices.

It's recommended to use Windows Autopilot enrollment and the Enrollment Status Page (ESP). This enrollment method and the ESP provide a consistent end user experience.

  • You preregister the devices with the Windows Autopilot deployment service. With Windows Autopilot, admins configure how devices start up and enroll into device management.
  • The Intune Windows Autopilot policy configures the out-of-box experience (OOBE). In the OOBE, you select users to be standard users.
  • The Intune Windows Autopilot policy configures the Enrollment Status Page (ESP). The ESP shows the configuration progress. Users stay on the ESP until all cloud config settings are applied to the device.

To set up Windows Autopilot user-driven enrollment, use the following steps:

  1. Add devices to Windows Autopilot.

    Register your devices in Windows Autopilot using the steps at Step 3 - Register devices to Windows Autopilot (opens a Windows Autopilot article).

    Note

    The Step 3 - Register devices to Windows Autopilot Windows Autopilot article is part of a series of steps. For this cloud config, only follow Step 3 - Register devices to Windows Autopilot to register your devices. Don't follow the other steps in series. The other steps in that Windows Autopilot series are for a different Windows Autopilot scenario.

    You can also manually register devices to use Windows Autopilot. Manually registering devices is often used to repurpose existing hardware that wasn't previously set up with Windows Autopilot.

  2. Create and assign a Windows Autopilot deployment profile in Intune.

    1. Sign in to the Microsoft Intune admin center.

    2. Select Devices > Windows > Windows enrollment > Windows Autopilot Deployment Program > Deployment profiles.

    3. Select Create profile > Windows PC. Enter a name for the profile.

    4. For the Convert all targeted devices to Autopilot setting, select Yes. Select Next.

      You can apply cloud config to devices enrolled using enrollment methods other than Windows Autopilot. When you add those devices (non-Windows Autopilot devices) to your group, the devices are converted to Windows Autopilot. The next time the devices are reset and go through the Windows out-of-box experience (OOBE), they enroll through Windows Autopilot.

    5. In the out-of-box experience (OOBE) tab, enter the following values, and then select Next:

      Setting Value
      Deployment mode User-driven
      Join to Microsoft Entra ID as Microsoft Entra joined
      Microsoft Software License Terms Hide
      Privacy settings Hide
      Hide change account options Hide
      User account type Standard
      Allow pre-provisioned deployment No
      Language (Region) Operating system default
      Automatically configure keyboard Yes
      Apply device name template Optional. You can apply a device name template. Use a name prefix that can help you identify your cloud config devices, like Cloud-%SERIAL%.`

    6. Assign the profile to the group you created in Step 1 - Create a Microsoft Entra group (in this article), and then select Next.

    7. Review the new profile and then select Create.

  3. Create and assign an Enrollment Status Page in Intune.

    1. Sign in to the Microsoft Intune admin center.

    2. Select Devices > Windows > Windows enrollment > General > Enrollment Status Page.

    3. Select Create and enter a name for the Enrollment Status Page.

    4. In the Settings tab, enter the following values, and then select Next:

      Setting Value
      Show app and profile configuration process Yes
      Show an error when installation takes longer than specified number of minutes 60
      Show custom message when time limit error occurs Yes - You can also change the default message.
      Allow users to collect logs about installation errors Yes
      Block device user until all apps and profiles are installed Yes
      Allow users to reset device if installation error occurs Yes
      Allow users to use device if installation error occurs No
      Block device user until these required apps are installed if they are assigned to the user/device All

      Note

      If an installation error occurs, it's recommended to block users from using the device. Blocking users makes sure they can only start using the device after cloud config is fully applied.

      If an installation error occurs, based on your deployment needs, you can allow the user to use the device. If you do allow using the device, when the device checks in with Intune, Intune continues trying to apply the configurations.

    5. In Assignments, assign the Enrollment Status Page to the group you created in Step 1 - Create a Microsoft Entra group (in this article).

      Select Next.

    6. Select Create to create and assign the Enrollment Status Page.

Enrollment option 2: Bulk enrollment using a provisioning package

You can enroll devices using a provisioning package created using Windows Configuration Designer or the Set up School PCs app.

For more information on bulk enrollment, go to Bulk enrollment for Windows devices.

With bulk enrollment:

  • After the devices enroll in Intune, then you add them to the group you created in Step 1 - Create a Microsoft Entra group (in this article). When they're added to the group, they receive your cloud config.
  • All users are automatically standard users on the device.
  • There isn't an Enrollment Status Page. Users can't view the progress as all the cloud configuration settings are applying. Users can start using the device before cloud config is fully applied.
  • Before you distribute devices to users, Microsoft recommends that you verify that the settings and apps are on the devices.

Enrollment option 3: Enroll using Microsoft Entra ID in the out-of-box experience (OOBE)

With MDM automatic enrollment enabled in Intune, during the OOBE, users sign in with their Microsoft Entra accounts. When they sign-in, enrollment automatically starts.

With this enrollment option, you:

  1. Configure a Microsoft Intune custom profile to restrict local administrators on devices. The Policy CSP includes a sample policy definition XML that you can use in your custom profile.

    Tip

    In this custom profile, there's another setting that adds a group that can be local admins on the device. This local admin group should only include IT administrators in your environment.

  2. Assign the custom profile to the group you created in Step 1 - Create a Microsoft Entra group (in this article).

Step 3 - Configure OneDrive Known Folder Move and deploy a script to remove built-in apps

When you configure OneDrive Known Folder Move, user files and data are automatically saved in OneDrive. When you remove built-in Windows apps and the Microsoft Store, the Start menu and device experience are simplified.

This step helps simplify the Windows user experience.

✔️ 1 - Configure OneDrive Known Folder Move with an Administrative Template

With Known Folder Move, users data (files and folders) is saved to OneDrive. When users sign in to another device, OneDrive automatically synchronizes the data to the new device. Users don't have to manually move their files.

Note

Due to a sync issue with OneDrive Known Folder Move and SharedPC configuration, Microsoft doesn't recommend using Windows in cloud configuration with a device that has multiple users signing in and out.

To configure Known Folder Move, use an ADMX template in Intune:

  1. Sign in to the Microsoft Intune admin center.

  2. Select Devices > Windows > Configuration profiles > Create > New policy.

  3. Select Windows 10 and later for platform and select Templates for profile type.

  4. Select Administrative Templates and select Create.

  5. Enter a name for the profile and select Next.

  6. In Configuration settings, search for the settings in the following table and select their recommended values:

    Setting name Value
    Silently move Windows known folders to OneDrive Enabled Tenant ID Enter your organization's tenant ID.

    Your tenant ID is shown in Microsoft Entra admin center > Properties page > Tenant ID.
    Show notification to users after folders have been redirected Yes. You can also choose to hide the notification.
    Silently sign in users to the OneDrive sync app with their Windows credentials Enabled
    Prevent users from moving their Windows known folders to OneDrive Enabled
    Prevent users from redirecting their Windows known folders to their PC Enabled
    Use OneDrive Files On-Demand Enabled

  7. Assign the profile to the group you created in Step 1 - Create a Microsoft Entra group (in this article).

✔️ 2 - Deploy a script to remove built-in apps

Microsoft created a Windows PowerShell script that:

  • Removes built-in apps from devices.
  • Removes the Microsoft Store app from devices.

The script is deployed to devices using in Intune. To add and deploy the script, use the following steps:

  1. Download the Cloud config Window PowerShell app removal script. This script removes the Microsoft Store app and the built-in apps.

    Note

    If you want to keep the Microsoft Store app on devices, then you can use the script that removes built-in apps but keeps the Microsoft Store instead. To use this script, download it instead and follow the same steps. This script tries to remove built-in apps but might not remove all of them. You might need to modify the script to remove all built-in apps on your devices.

  2. Sign in to the Microsoft Intune admin center.

  3. Select Devices > Windows > Scripts and remediations > Platform scripts > Add.

  4. In Basics, enter a name for your script policy and select Next.

  5. In Script settings, upload the script you downloaded. Leave the other settings unchanged and select Next.

  6. Assign the script to the group you created in Step 1 - Create a Microsoft Entra group (in this article).

Microsoft Store app

If you previously removed the Microsoft Store app, you can redeploy it using Microsoft Intune. To re-add the Microsoft Store app (or any other apps you want to re-add), add the Microsoft Store app to your private organization app repository. Then, deploy the app to devices using Intune. The Microsoft Store app helps keep apps updated.

Your private organization app repository can be:

Using Intune, on Windows 10/11 Enterprise and Education devices, you can block end users from installing Microsoft Store apps outside of your organization's private app repository.

To prevent these outside apps, use the following steps:

  1. Sign in to the Microsoft Intune admin center.

  2. Select Devices > Windows > Configuration profiles > Create > New policy.

  3. Select Windows 10 and later for platform and select Settings catalog for profile type. Select Create.

  4. In Basics, enter a name for your profile.

  5. In Configuration settings, select Add settings. Then:

    1. In the settings picker, search for private store. In the search results under the Microsoft App Store category, select Require Private Store Only.
    2. Set the Require Private Store Only setting to Only Private store is enabled.
    3. Select Next.

  6. In Assignments, assign the profile to the group you created in Step 1 - Create a Microsoft Entra group (in this article).

  7. In Review + create review your profile and select Create.

Step 4 - Deploy apps

This step deploys Microsoft Edge and Microsoft Teams. You can deploy other essential apps in this step. Remember, only deploy what users need.

✔️ 1 - Deploy Microsoft Edge

  1. Add Microsoft Edge to Intune.
  2. For App settings, select the Stable Channel.
  3. Assign the Microsoft Edge app to the group you created in Step 1 - Create a Microsoft Entra group (in this article).

✔️ 2- Deploy Microsoft Teams

  1. Sign in to the Microsoft Intune admin center.

  2. Select Apps > Windows.

  3. Select Add to create a new app.

  4. For Microsoft 365 Apps, select Windows 10 and later > Select.

  5. For Suite Name, enter a name or use the suggested name. Select Next.

  6. For Configure app suite, only select Teams.

    If you want to deploy other Microsoft 365 apps, then select them from this list. Remember, only deploy what users need.

    Tip

    You don't need to choose OneDrive. OneDrive is built into Windows 10/11 Pro, Enterprise, and Education.

  7. For App suite information, configure the following settings:

    Setting Value
    Architecture 64-bit

    Cloud config also works with 32-bit. Microsoft recommends choosing 64-bit.
    Update channel Current channel
    Remove other versions Yes
    Version to install Latest

  8. For Properties, configure the following settings:

    Setting Value
    Use shared computer activation Yes
    Accept the Microsoft Software License Terms on behalf of users Yes

  9. Select Next.

  10. Assign the suite to the group you created in Step 1 - Create a Microsoft Entra group (in this article).

Step 5 - Deploy endpoint security settings

This step configures endpoint security settings to help keep devices secure, including the built-in Windows security baseline and BitLocker settings.

✔️ 1 - Deploy the Windows 10/11 MDM security baseline

For Windows in cloud configuration, it's recommended to use the Windows 10/11 security baseline. There are some setting values you can change based on your organization's preference.

Configure the security baseline in Intune:

  1. Sign in to the Microsoft Intune admin center.

  2. Select Endpoint security > Security baselines > Security baseline for Windows 10 and later.

  3. Select Create profile to create a new security baseline.

  4. Enter a name for your security baseline and select Next.

  5. Accept the default configuration settings. Or, you can change the following settings based on your organization needs:

    Setting category Setting Reason for changing
    Browser Block Password Manager If you want to allow end users to use password managers, then disable this setting.
    Remote Assistance Remote Assistance solicited This setting allows your support staff to remotely connect to devices. Microsoft recommends disabling this setting unless it's required.
    Firewall All Firewall settings If you need to allow certain connections to devices based on your organization's needs, then change the default Firewall settings.

    Select Next.

  6. In Assignments, select the group that you created in Step 1 - Create a Microsoft Entra group (in this article).

  7. Select Create to create and assign the baseline.

✔️ 2 - Deploy more BitLocker settings with a drive encryption endpoint security profile

There are more BitLocker settings that help keep your devices secure. Configure these BitLocker settings in Intune:

  1. Sign in to the Microsoft Intune admin center.

  2. Select Endpoint security > Disk encryption > Create Policy.

  3. For Platform, select Windows 10 and later.

  4. For Profile, select BitLocker > Create.

  5. In Basics, enter a name for your profile.

  6. In Configuration settings, select the following settings:

    Setting category Setting Value
    BitLocker – Base settings Enable full disk encryption for OS and fixed data drives Yes
         
    BitLocker – Fixed Drive Settings BitLocker fixed drive policy Configure
      Block write access to fixed data drives not protected by BitLocker Yes
      Configure encryption method for fixed data-drives AES 128bit XTS
         
    BitLocker – OS Drive Settings BitLocker system drive policy Configure
      Startup authentication required Yes
      Compatible TPM startup Allowed
      Compatible TPM startup PIN Allowed
      Compatible TPM startup key Required
      Compatible TPM startup key and PIN Allowed
      Disable BitLocker on devices where TPM is incompatible Yes
      Configure encryption method for Operating System drives AES 128bit XTS
         
    BitLocker – Removable Drive Settings BitLocker removable drive policy Configure
      Configure encryption method for removable data-drives AES 128bit CBC
      Block write access to removable data-drives not protected by BitLocker Yes

  7. In Assignments, assign the profile to the group that you created in Step 1 - Create a Microsoft Entra group (in this article).

  8. Select Create to create and assign the profile.

Step 6 - Configure Windows Update settings

This step uses a Windows Update Ring to keep devices automatically updated. The settings in this guide align with the recommended settings in the Windows Update Baseline.

Configure the Update ring in Intune:

  1. Sign in to the Microsoft Intune admin center.

  2. Select Devices > Windows 10 and later updates > Update rings > Create profile.

  3. In Basics, enter a name for the update ring.

  4. In Update ring settings, configure the following values and select Next:

    Setting Value
    Servicing channel Semi-annual channel
    Microsoft product updates Allow
    Windows drivers Allow
    Quality update deferral period (days) 0
    Feature update deferral period (days) 0
    Set feature update uninstall period 10
    Automatic update behavior Reset to default
    Restart checks Allow
    Option to pause Windows updates Enable
    Option to check for Windows updates Enable
    Require user approval to dismiss restart notification No
    Remind user prior to required auto-restart with dismissible reminder (hours) Leave this setting unconfigured
    Remind user prior to required auto-restart with permanent reminder (minutes) Leave this setting unconfigured
    Change notification update level Use the default Windows Update notifications
    Use deadline settings Allow
    Deadline for feature updates 7
    Deadline for quality updates 2
    Grace period 2
    Auto reboot before deadline Yes

  5. Assign the Update ring to the group you created in Step 1 - Create a Microsoft Entra group (in this article).

Step 7 - Deploy a Windows compliance policy

Configure a compliance policy to help monitor device compliance and health. The policy reports on noncompliance and still allow users to use devices. You can choose how to address noncompliance with other actions based on your organization's processes.

Create the compliance policy in Intune:

  1. Sign in to the Microsoft Intune admin center.

  2. Select Devices > Compliance > Create Policy.

  3. For Platform, select Windows 10 and later > Create.

  4. In Basics, enter a name for the compliance policy. Select Next.

  5. In Compliance settings, configure the following values, and select Next:

    Setting category Setting Value
    Device Health Require BitLocker Require
      Require Secure Boot to be enabled on the device Require
      Require code integrity Require
         
    System Security Firewall Require
      Antivirus Require
      Antispyware Require
      Require a password to unlock mobile devices Require
      Simple passwords Block
      Password type Alphanumeric
      Minimum password length 8
      Maximum minutes of inactivity before password is required 1 Minute
      Password expiration (days) 41
      Number of previous passwords to prevent reuse 5
         
    Defender Microsoft Defender Antimalware Require
      Microsoft Defender Antimalware security intelligence up-to-date Require
      Real-time protection Require

  6. In Actions for noncompliance, for the Marking device noncompliant action, configure Schedule (days after noncompliance) to 1 day. You can configure a different grace period based on your organization preferences.

    If you use Conditional Access policies in your organization, then it's recommended to configure a grace period. Grace periods prevent noncompliant devices from immediately losing access to organization resources.

  7. You can add an action to email users informing them of noncompliance with steps to get compliant.

  8. Assign the compliance policy to the group you created in Step 1 - Create a Microsoft Entra group (in this article).

Step 8 - Optional configurations

There are optional policies you can create and deploy with your cloud config. This section describes these optional policies.

✔️ Configure a tenant domain name

Configure devices to automatically use your tenant's domain name for user sign-ins. When you add a domain name, users don't have to type their full UPN to sign in.

Add the tenant domain name in Intune:

  1. Sign in to the Microsoft Intune admin center.
  2. Select Devices > Windows > Configuration profiles > Create > New policy.
  3. For platform, select Windows 10 and later.
  4. For Profile type, select Templates > Device restrictions > Create.
  5. Enter a name for the profile and select Next.
  6. In Configuration settings, for Password, configure the Preferred Microsoft Entra tenant domain. Enter the Microsoft Entra domain name that users should use to sign in to devices.
  7. Assign the profile to the group you created in Step 1 - Create a Microsoft Entra group (in this article).

✔️ Deploy other essential productivity and line of business (LOB) apps

You might have a few essential LOB apps that all devices need. Choose a minimum number of these apps to deploy. If you deliver apps using a virtualization solution, then also deploy the virtualization client app to devices.

There are no restrictions on the number or size of other apps that can be deployed with the apps added to your cloud configuration. But, Microsoft recommends keeping these other apps to a minimum based on what users need for their roles. Assign these essential apps to the group you created in Step 1 - Create a Microsoft Entra group (in this article).

You might need specific LOB apps on some of your devices. Or, there might be some apps that have complex packaging or procedure requirements. For these scenarios, consider moving these apps out of your cloud config deployment. Or, keep the devices that need these apps in your existing Windows management model.

Cloud config is recommended for devices that need just a few key apps, along with collaboration and browsing.

✔️ Deploy resources that users need for organization access

Configure essential resources that users might need, which depends on your organization's processes. Essential resources can include certificates, printers, VPN connections, and Wi-Fi profiles.

In Intune, assign these resources to the group you created in Step 1 - Create a Microsoft Entra group (in this article).

✔️ Configure recommended settings for OneDrive Known Folder Move

There are more settings that improve the user experience for OneDrive Known Folder Move. The settings aren't required for Known Folder Move to work but are helpful.

For more information on these settings, go to OneDrive settings recommended for Known Folder Move.

✔️ Configure recommended Microsoft Edge settings

There are some Microsoft Edge app settings that can be configured for a better user experience. You can configure these settings based on requirements or preference for the end user experience.

To configure these recommended settings, use Intune:

  1. Sign in to the Microsoft Intune admin center.

  2. Select to Devices > Windows > Configuration profiles > Create > New policy.

  3. Select Windows 10 and later for platform and Templates for profile type.

  4. Select Administrative Templates and select Create.

  5. Enter a name for the profile and select Next.

  6. In Configuration settings, search for the following settings and configure them to their recommended values:

    Setting Category Setting Value(s)
      Configure Internet Explorer integration Enabled, Internet Explorer mode
       
    SmartScreen settings Configure Microsoft Defender SmartScreen Enabled
      Force Microsoft Defender SmartScreen checks on downloads from trusted sources Enabled
      Configure Microsoft Defender SmartScreen to block potentially unwanted apps Enabled

    Note

    The SmartScreen settings are also enforced by Microsoft Defender. When you configure the SmartScreen settings through the Microsoft Edge app, Microsoft Edge directly enforces the settings.

  7. Assign the profile to the group you created in Step 1 - Create a Microsoft Entra group (in this article).

Monitor the status of cloud config

When you apply cloud config to your devices, you can use Intune to monitor the status of apps and device configurations.

Script status

You can monitor the installation status of your deployed scripts:

  1. In the Microsoft Intune admin center, go to Devices > Windows > Scripts and remediations > Platform scripts.
  2. Select the script you deployed.
  3. In the script details page, select Device status. The script installation details are shown.

App installations

You can monitor the installation status of your deployed apps:

  1. In the Microsoft Intune admin center, go to Apps > Windows > Windows apps.
  2. Select an app you deployed, like the Microsoft 365 App Suite.
  3. Select Device install status or User install status. The app installation details are shown.

For information on troubleshooting app issues on individual devices, go to Troubleshooting Intune app installation issues.

Security baseline

You can monitor the installation status of your deployed security baseline. For more information, go to Monitor security baselines and profiles in Intune.

Disk encryption profile

In Step 5 - Deploy endpoint security settings (in this article), you might have configured and deployed BitLocker settings.

You can monitor the status of this BitLocker profile:

  1. In the Microsoft Intune admin center, go to Endpoint security > Disk encryption.
  2. Select the disk encryption profile you deployed in cloud config.
  3. Select Device install status or User install status. The profile details are shown.

Windows Update settings

You can monitor the status of the Windows Update ring policy:

  1. In the Microsoft Intune admin center, go to Devices > Windows 10 and later updates > Update rings.
  2. Select the update ring you deployed as part of cloud config.
  3. Select Device status, User status, or End user update status. The update ring settings details are shown.

For more information on reporting for Windows Update rings, go to Reports for Update rings for Windows 10 and later policy.

Compliance policy

You can monitor the status of the compliance policy:

  1. In the Microsoft Intune admin center, go to Devices > Compliance.
  2. Select the compliance policy you deployed as part of cloud config.

The device compliance monitoring view has detailed information on the assignment status and assignment failures of your compliance policies. It also has views to quickly find noncompliant devices and take action.

For more in-depth information on monitoring compliance policies in Intune, go to Monitor results of your Intune Device compliance policies.

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