Hello All,
I am deploying an application via Intune, and from one user I got this error 0x8007ffff
After some search, it means that the user wasn’t logged in.
Is there any work around to this situation?
Thank you so much
Hello All,
I am deploying an application via Intune, and from one user I got this error 0x8007ffff
After some search, it means that the user wasn’t logged in.
Is there any work around to this situation?
Thank you so much
In what context are you installing the application? User or SYSTEM?
obviously if in the user context, it won’t install unless the user is logged in.
Depending on what version of PSADT you are using will depend on the command line you should use, but for this scenario you should set the install to include -DeployMode 'NonInteractive' so the install can proceed whether a user is logged on or not, but you may not want that if the user needs to know or interact with the install in any way, so you may need a login status ‘pre-check’.
I’m unsure what is the correct way to handle this with v4 ATM, but this script was written by one of the community a while back that may help your scenario:
TBH I wouldn’t worry about this to much with Intune, it’ll soon resolve once the user is logged on (as Intune will retry)
Thank you so much Adrian, it was what i was looking for
We have a similar solution available here: PSAppDeployToolkit/examples/ServiceUI at main · PSAppDeployToolkit/PSAppDeployToolkit · GitHub. We’re looking to not need ServiceUI at all for 4.1.0, though.
Thanks @mjr4077au, helpful as ever ![]()