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: It gives the user a "Close Programs" or "Defer" button, allowing them to postpone the installation to a more convenient time.

Validate your PowerShell script by running it manually in a SYSTEM context (using a tool like psexec ) before uploading it to Intune. Check for missing brackets or incorrect variable names in the adtSession configuration. 2. Handling Exit Codes

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: Check that your Deploy-Application.ps1 doesn't have hardcoded paths that don't exist on the target machine. : It gives the user a "Close Programs"

This error frequently occurs when an installer tries to show a UI (like a "Close Apps" prompt) while running in the , where no user interaction is possible.

: It can trigger if the same application was already manually installed on the device, creating a conflict with Intune's system-context installation attempt. The Ghost of the execution Policy : Check

In Microsoft's deployment architecture, 0x8007 is a standard system wrapper. The remaining string, EA61 , translates directly to the decimal code 60001 .