Target the first uninstall deployment to a device collection that contains the devices. If you need to uninstall a provisioned application from devices to which users have already signed on, you need to create two uninstall deployments. For more information, see Create applications. To configure a Windows app deployment type for this feature, enable the option to Provision this application for all users on the device. For more information, see Manage apps from the Microsoft Store for Business and Education with Configuration Manager.Ĭonfiguration Manager supports app provisioning on all supported versions of Windows 10 and later.

Control of updates to offline apps is especially important in multi-user environments such as classrooms. When deploying offline apps to Windows devices with the Configuration Manager client, don't allow users to update applications external to Configuration Manager deployments. For more information, see the next step guidance when you Manage apps from the Microsoft Store for Business. This behavior may occur when using Configuration Manager to provision the app, but then allowing users to update the app from the Microsoft Store. Be careful with installing, provisioning, and updating different versions of the same Windows app package on a device, which may cause unexpected results.

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