Windows 11 ships with a consumer-flavoured Microsoft Teams app pre-installed, separate from the enterprise Teams client your organization actually deploys. For most managed fleets you’ll want exactly one Teams app on the device (the enterprise version), and the consumer one is at best confusing and at worst a support-ticket generator. The good news is that you can remove the built-in Teams app with Intune in a fully automated, repeatable way. This post walks through three options to clean it up: a one-line PowerShell remediation that uninstalls the consumer Teams package per-user, a configuration-profile approach that hides the Chat icon for new and existing profiles, and the tamper-resistant route for locked-down deployments.
A built-in Teams client is shipped with Windows 11. This client can only be used with a personal Microsoft account, so it is usually not welcome in corporate environments where the managed enterprise Teams client is the only one users should see. How to remove this built-in client with the help of Intune I will show you step by step in this blog post.
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