

Starting in version 2002, you can create a Microsoft Edge application that's set up to receive automatic updates rather than having automatic updates disabled. Information about releases of Microsoft Edge The device running the Configuration Manager console needs access to the following endpoints for deploying Microsoft Edge: Location

You can use the process in the following blog, but make sure to export the code signing certificate from the certification path: Adding a Certificate to Trusted Publishers using Intune. Then import it to the machine's Trusted Publishers store on managed devices.

View the certificate on "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Endpoint Manager\AdminConsole\bin\CMPivot.exe", and then export the code signing certificate from the certification path. You can export the certificate from a computer where you've installed the Configuration Manager console. If you set PowerShell execution policy to AllSigned, then you need to make sure that devices trust this signing certificate. The Microsoft Edge installer, Attack Surface Reduction rules engine for tenant attach, and CMPivot are currently signed with the Microsoft Code Signing PCA 2011 certificate.

PowerShell is executed to perform the installation.PowerShell Execution Policy can't be set to Restricted. Prerequisites for deployingįor clients targeted with a Microsoft Edge deployment: For more information, see Microsoft Edge release schedule. Each release incorporates learnings and improvements from our customers and community. Deploy Microsoft EdgeĪdmins can pick the Beta, Dev, or Stable channel, along with a version of the Microsoft Edge client to deploy. The script also turns off automatic updates for Microsoft Edge so they can be managed with Configuration Manager. A PowerShell script is used to install the Microsoft Edge build selected. You can deploy Microsoft Edge, version 77 and later to your users. The all-new Microsoft Edge is ready for business. Applies to: Configuration Manager (Current Branch)
