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Step by Step Process of Remove or Uninstall App using Intune

Step by Step Process of Remove or Uninstall App using Intune

Written By Anoop C Nair
Last Updated April 2, 2025
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Let’s discuss the Step by Step Process of Remove or Uninstall App using Intune. Uninstalling apps with Microsoft Intune is a straightforward process. The Enterprise App Catalog allows administrators to deploy applications based on organizational requirements.

However, under certain circumstances, admins may need to uninstall apps using Intune, such as when a device is retired or removed from the organization. Uninstalling unnecessary apps helps optimize storage and reduce data usage.

In this guide, we will walk through the step-by-step process of uninstalling an app using Intune. For demonstration, we’ll use the Egnyte WebEdit App, which enables users to open files from Egnyte’s Web UI in their native applications (such as Microsoft Word or Excel) for editing.

Here, I will provide a step-by-step guide on how to uninstall the Egnyte WebEdit App using Intune. Removing unnecessary apps from your organization helps optimize storage, reduce data usage, and streamline device management. Let’s go through the uninstallation process in detail.

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Step by Step Process of Remove or Uninstall App using Intune - Fig.1
Step by Step Process of Remove or Uninstall App using Intune – Fig.1

Step by Step Process of Remove or Uninstall App using Intune

As mentioned above app uninstallation is necessary in some situations. If compliance issues arise by an app or it affecting data privacy, we should uninstall the App. For any reason uninstallation is simple with Intune.

Advantages of Uninstalling App
Improved Performance
Storage Optimization
Increase Battery Life
Simplified User Experience
Step by Step Process of Remove or Uninstall App using Intune – Table 1

Steps to Uninstalling the Egnyte WebEdit App

To start the Uninstallation of Egnyte WebEdit App, Open the Microsoft Intune admin center. Then, Go to Apps and select All Apps from Apps Blade. Select Egnyte WebEdit App which is already Installed.

Step by Step Process of Remove or Uninstall App using Intune - Fig.2
Step by Step Process of Remove or Uninstall App using Intune – Fig.2

After opening the Egnyte WebEdit App, you will enter the Overview page. It shows device status and user status of the Egnyte WebEdit App. Here device status is 1.

Step by Step Process of Remove or Uninstall App using Intune - Fig.3
Step by Step Process of Remove or Uninstall App using Intune – Fig.3

Select the Properties option under Manage. Here you can see the Edit option near each Tab. Slightly scroll down this page, and you can see the Assignments section of the Egnyte WebEdit App. Click on the Edit button.

Step by Step Process of Remove or Uninstall App using Intune - Fig.4
Step by Step Process of Remove or Uninstall App using Intune – Fig.4

After clicking the Edit button, you can modify the Assignment details of the Egnyte WebEdit App. In this case, a specific group was selected during the app installation, as shown in the screenshot below.

Step by Step Process of Remove or Uninstall App using Intune - Fig.5
Step by Step Process of Remove or Uninstall App using Intune – Fig.5

We have to unistall Egnyte WebEdit App from the device which is shown on the above screenshot. Scroll down the Assignment tab and you can see Uninstall option. Select the groups for which you want to uninstall the app.

Apps with this assignment are uninstalled from managed devices in the selected groups if Intune has previously installed the application onto the device via an “Available for enrolled devices” or “Required” assignment on the same deployment.

  • Click on the Add group button under Uninstall
Step by Step Process of Remove or Uninstall App using Intune - Fig.6
Step by Step Process of Remove or Uninstall App using Intune – Fig.6

After clicking on the Add group button, you will get the Select groups window. Select the group from this window. Here i choose Test_HTMD_Policy group. Click on the Select button.

Step by Step Process of Remove or Uninstall App using Intune - Fig.7
Step by Step Process of Remove or Uninstall App using Intune – Fig.7

After that, the selected group is shown on the Assignment tab. Then you can continue the uninstallation by clicking on the Review + Save button. Follow the screenshot below.

Step by Step Process of Remove or Uninstall App using Intune - Fig.8
Step by Step Process of Remove or Uninstall App using Intune – Fig.8

After clicking on the Review + Save button, you can see the Summary of the Assignment tab. Here you can check the Summary and continue by clicking on the Save button. Then you will get the Success Notification.

Step by Step Process of Remove or Uninstall App using Intune - Fig.9
Step by Step Process of Remove or Uninstall App using Intune – Fig.9

Sync the Device on the Company Portal

After the success message, you can sync the device on the Company Portal. It helps you to uninstall the device fastly from the enrolled device. Open the Company Portal and go to Settings. Click on the Sync button to sync the Device.

Step by Step Process of Remove or Uninstall App using Intune - Fig.10
Step by Step Process of Remove or Uninstall App using Intune – Fig.10

End Result

After the syncing is completed, you can check the device status on the Intune Portal. Open the Portal and go to Apps > All Apps and open the Egnyte WebEdit App. Here, Device Status shows as 0 which means App uninstalled successfully.

Step by Step Process of Remove or Uninstall App using Intune - Fig.11
Step by Step Process of Remove or Uninstall App using Intune – Fig.11

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Anoop C Nair has been Microsoft MVP for 10 consecutive years from 2015 onwards. He is a Workplace Solution Architect with more than 22+ years of experience in Workplace technologies. He is a Blogger, Speaker, and Local User Group Community leader. His primary focus is on Device Management technologies like SCCM and Intune. He writes about technologies like Intune, SCCM, Windows, Cloud PC, Windows, Entra, Microsoft Security, Career, etc. 

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Anoop C Nair is Workplace Technology solution architect with 25+ years of experience in global enterprise organizations such as JP Morgan, Capgemini, etc. Microsoft Certified Trainer. Microsoft MVP from 2015 onwards for consecutive 11+ years! He also conducts Intune and modern workplace tech training for enterprise organizations. He is Blogger, Speaker, and Founder of HTMD Community and HTMD Conference. His main focus is on Device Management technologies like Intune, Windows, Cloud PC. He writes about technologies like Intune, SCCM, Windows, Cloud PC, Windows, Entra, Microsoft Security.

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  1. What about apps that were not originally installed using Company Portal? Can you just go ahead and add the application into Intune in the normal way and then just assign the uninstall?

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