Replied by Shyno Kim Author Awesome! Btw thanks, It worked for me to apply “Intune administrator” role on the user account. I will definitely go to ask for help in the future from u guys. Thanks a lot for your valuable information
Replied by Shantanu Rane Permission issue. Make sure you PIM’d up.
Replied by Shyno Kim Author I applied policies on the enrolled system through autopilot successfully. Today I checked, it is not working and getting this error.
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Replied by Shyno Kim
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Awesome!
Btw thanks,
It worked for me to apply “Intune administrator” role on the user account. I will definitely go to ask for help in the future from u guys.
Thanks a lot for your valuable information
Replied by Shantanu Rane
Permission issue. Make sure you PIM’d up.
Replied by Salah Bens
Restore authority to intune
Replied by Tarun Thareja
It’s a permission issue
Replied by Ingo Flink
Did it work before? Got this issue yesterday with an existing tenant. Waited a day and it was gone
Replied by Ingo Flink
Shyno Kim’s first step in any Intune issue is to check the tenant’s health. After one day it will be ok
Replied by Dilan Nanayakkara
check whether you set MDM authority, correct permissions, or a proper Intune license has been enabled.
Replied by Hugo Pereira
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/fundamentals/mdm-authority-set
Replied by Shyno Kim
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I applied policies on the enrolled system through autopilot successfully. Today I checked, it is not working and getting this error.