An Intune-enrolled Windows Enterprise multi-session pool uses a supported user-scope Settings catalog policy. The administrator assigned it only to a device group and sees Not applicable. Which correction aligns with the documented targeting model?

✓ Correct answer

• Assign the user-scope policy to the intended user group.

Supported user-scope policy must target users. The scope and assignment mismatch explains the reported result. Option explanations: A. Convert the same user-scope setting into a device setting by renaming the policy.: A name change cannot alter the setting’s operating-system scope. B. Clone the enrolled VM so each user receives a copied enrollment identity.: Cloning an enrolled identity can cause enrollment and synchronization failures. C. Use Available app assignment intent to deliver the setting.: Application assignment intent does not correct policy scope and Available is unsupported for multi-session app deployment. D. Assign the user-scope policy to the intended user group.: This aligns the policy’s user scope with its assignment population. Sources: Intune: Windows Enterprise multi-session remote desktops — https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune-service/fundamentals/azure-virtual-desktop-multi-session

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