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How can i enable the following setting using Intune policy on windows 11 devices? and if i have my WUFB update ring set to "Use the default windows update notifications" will that conflict with any policy that enables this?
Overseeing the deployment and compliance of software updates across managed devices using Intune
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@jaybird283, Hope the following suggestion can help. If the answer is helpful, would you mind clicking "Accept Answer". Thanks!
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Per MS documentation, this is a user setting and is not controlled or configurable by IT administrators.
@Justin LaCerte your comment appears to be the correct answer here but for some reason i can't figure out how to mark that as the answer.
Fun fact though. this setting appears to be controlled via this registry key. (but i don't know if its supported or not, so i am not sure if i should roll it to production.....)
RestartNotificationsAllowed2 (0 toggles it off, 1 toggles it on).
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HI, @jaybird283, Thanks for posting in Q&A.
It is glad that @Justin LaCerte give the correct answer, since the comment cannot mark as the answer, I have converted it to answer, so you can mark it as the answer.
Have a nice day.
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@jaybird283 you are correct, this Notify me setting is controlled from the registry location here HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsUpdate\UX\Settings. Same settings applied here.
Also, as per the above article Intune device configuration settings doesn't create registry entry at the location mentioned in the article.
@jaybird283, Thanks for posting in Q&A.
From your description, I know you want to enable Notify Me When a restart is required to finish updating setting using Intune policy on windows 11 devices and want to know if there will be conflict with the WUFB update ring policy with the setting of "Use the default windows update notifications".
Based on my research, I find an article that can help you enable Notify Me When a restart is required to finish updating via Intune policy.
https://www.anoopcnair.com/enable-disable-auto-restart-notifications/
Non-official, just for reference.
Moreover, it will not cause any conflict and if you if Windows Update for Business (WUFB) update ring is set to "Use the default Windows Update notifications", enabling this policy will still ensure users receive restart required notifications. And it is suggested that you enable both of the settings to ensure the end users get Windows update notifications in time.
Hope it can help you.
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@jaybird283, Hope things going well.
May I know the status from your side? If there is any update, feel free to let me know.
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I just tried Anoop's article, no good it still shows the notification option as toggled to off but it will not change it. The UX key as mentioned below does show up on some machines but not all. Would the answer be to use a GPO setting for hybrid environment or OMA-URI for the affected key in Intune?