To unpin the Microsoft Store app from the taskbar or Start Menu on Windows devices using Microsoft Intune, you can use a Configuration Profile with Custom Settings or a PowerShell script. Below are the steps to remove the Microsoft Store app pinning:
Method 1: Using a Configuration Profile with Custom Settings
Value: Remove the specific pin by clearing the list of pinned apps (example: []).
Assign the Profile:
Assign the profile to the appropriate group(s) of devices that you want to unpin the Microsoft Store app from.
Save the Profile:
Click Create and assign it to the target devices.
Method 2: Using a PowerShell Script
Create the PowerShell Script: You can use a PowerShell script to unpin the Microsoft Store app from the taskbar or Start Menu.
Here’s an example of a script to unpin Microsoft Store:
# Unpin Microsoft Store from Taskbar
$app = "Microsoft.WindowsStore"
$taskbar = Get-StartApps | Where-Object { $_.AppId -eq $app }
if ($taskbar) {
$taskbar | foreach { $_.Unpin() }
}
Save the script as Unpin-MicrosoftStore.ps1.
Upload the PowerShell Script to Intune:
Go to Devices > Windows > PowerShell scripts > Add.
Upload the PowerShell script you created.
Configure the script settings (e.g., ensure the script runs with the correct permissions and executes on startup).
Assign the Script:
Assign the script to the desired user or device group.
Save and Deploy:
Click Add to deploy the script to target devices.
Method 3: Use a Win32 App with a Script
Alternatively, you can package the PowerShell script as a Win32 app and deploy it to your devices using Microsoft Intune.
Verification
After deploying the configuration profile or PowerShell script, check a target device.
Ensure that the Microsoft Store app is no longer pinned to the taskbar or Start Menu.
By following these methods, you can effectively unpin the Microsoft Store app from managed devices using Intune. Let me know if you need further assistance!
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