MD-102 Managing Applications in Intune 2 — Questions and Answers
Question 1: What are detection rules used for when deploying Win32 apps in Intune?
- To verify the app was successfully installed on the device (Correct answer)
- To check if the device is compliant before installing the app
- To define which users are authorized to install the app
- To specify the installation command for the app
Correct answer: To verify the app was successfully installed on the device
Detection rules in Intune Win32 app deployments define how Intune determines whether the application is already installed on a device, preventing redundant reinstallation.
Question 2: Which app protection policy setting prevents users from taking screenshots of corporate data in managed apps on Android?
- Save copies of org data
- Block screen capture and Android Assistant (Correct answer)
- Restrict cut, copy, and paste
- Require PIN for access
Correct answer: Block screen capture and Android Assistant
The 'Block screen capture and Android Assistant' setting in Intune app protection policies prevents screenshots of corporate app content on Android devices.
Question 3: A company deploys apps via Intune and wants to remove an app that is no longer needed from all devices. Which assignment type achieves this?
- Available
- Required
- Uninstall (Correct answer)
- Not applicable
Correct answer: Uninstall
The 'Uninstall' assignment type in Intune removes the application from targeted devices or users automatically.
Question 4: Which Microsoft store integration model is recommended for deploying Microsoft Store apps in Intune for Windows 11 devices?
- Windows Store for Business (Legacy)
- Microsoft Store app (new) (Correct answer)
- Sideloading
- MSIX package
Correct answer: Microsoft Store app (new)
The new Microsoft Store app integration in Intune supports WinGet-based deployment and is the recommended model for deploying Store apps on Windows 11 devices.
Question 5: An administrator wants to deploy a PowerShell script to Windows 10 devices using Intune. Which feature should be used?
- Win32 app deployment
- Intune PowerShell scripts (Correct answer)
- Device configuration profile
- Proactive remediation
Correct answer: Intune PowerShell scripts
Intune PowerShell scripts allow administrators to deploy and execute PowerShell scripts on Windows 10/11 devices managed by Intune.
Question 6: Which Intune feature allows IT to detect non-compliant device configurations and automatically remediate them using custom scripts?
- PowerShell scripts
- Proactive remediations (Remediations) (Correct answer)
- Device compliance policy
- Endpoint security baselines
Correct answer: Proactive remediations (Remediations)
Proactive remediations (now called Remediations) in Intune run detection and remediation script pairs to identify and fix configuration issues on managed Windows endpoints.
What are detection rules used for when deploying Win32 apps in Intune?