Hi

I guess there must be some bug in the way Intune detects if Windows 11 is installed or not, when rolled back to Windows 10 after an Windows 11 upgrade. 

I am testing Update rings with also feature update policy setup. 

The Upgrade was then available and upgrade to W11 from W10 went without issues.

Then I wanted to test roll back (Go back) option used on the client, just to know how to if a user should need that. Roll back to W10 went smoothly.

Now no W11 upgrade is available to install anymore. Tried a couple of basic stuff like restart(ofc 🙂 ) , deleted “SoftwareDistribution” folder, ran “sfc /scannow”, triggered multiple Intune syncs from different areas like sync from Intune, sync from work/school in windows and from the task schedule “EnterpriseMgmt” -> “Schedule #3 created by enrollment client”

Maybe a reg key needs to be deleted or changed manually?

​Hi I guess there must be some bug in the way Intune detects if Windows 11 is installed or not, when rolled back to Windows 10 after an Windows 11 upgrade.  I am testing Update rings with also feature update policy setup. The Upgrade was then available and upgrade to W11 from W10 went without issues.Then I wanted to test roll back (Go back) option used on the client, just to know how to if a user should need that. Roll back to W10 went smoothly. Now no W11 upgrade is available to install anymore. Tried a couple of basic stuff like restart(ofc 🙂 ) , deleted “SoftwareDistribution” folder, ran “sfc /scannow”, triggered multiple Intune syncs from different areas like sync from Intune, sync from work/school in windows and from the task schedule “EnterpriseMgmt” -> “Schedule #3 created by enrollment client” Maybe a reg key needs to be deleted or changed manually?  Read More

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