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Announcement ID	MC690594		Published Date	11-17-2023
Service	Intune		Last Updated	11-17-2023
Category	Plan for change		Expiration Date	07-31-2024
Roadmap ID			Action Required by Date
Tags	Admin impact, User impact

Summary
MC690594: Update devices to renew enrollment certificates

More Information

Previously communicated in MC650410, devices enrolled in Intune will require the following updates to ensure certificate renewal continues to work as expected: Windows: Install the January 2023 or newer cumulative update on supported versions of Windows 10 and Windows 11 (KB5019275). Android: For the following enrollment methods, devices will need to update to the latest Company Portal version (minimum v5.0.5800): Android Enterprise personally owned devices with a work profile Android device administrator iOS/iPadOS: For devices enrolled with Apple User Enrollment, update operating system to 16.2 or later. Once updated, we recommend users initiating a sync from the Company Portal to ensure the device is online and unlocked. Note: This is not a change to the minimum supported iOS/iPadOS versions in Intune. Devices can continue to enroll on supported versions. We will begin rolling out this change for Windows and iOS/iPadOS devices on February 15, 2024. For Android devices, this is expected to begin in the second half of 2024. How this affects my organization: Our telemetry indicates you have at least one device that has not met these requirements and could be impacted if the certificate expires after this change. User impact: If devices do not meet these requirements, they might be unable to renew their enrollment certificates and users will lose access to your organization's resources. Users would then need to re-enroll. What you need to do to prepare: Notify your users to update their device based on the requirements above. You can check which devices have expired certificates by using this PowerShell script: Managed Device Certificate Expiry Report