Specifying Return Codes

You can edit an Intunewin package’s return codes in the Application Manager interface. Return codes are used to indicate whether a restart is required, whether an installation is complete, and to customize the text shown to users when a specific code is returned.

You can view a package’s return codes on the Return Codes subtab of the Intune Deployment Types tab on the Home Application View or Home Deployment Type View.

The following return codes are populated by default during package import:

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0—Success

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1707—Success

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3010—Soft Reboot

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1641—Hard Reboot

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1618—Retry

On the Return Codes tab, you can add, edit, and delete return codes.

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Adding a return code—Click Add Return Code in the ribbon to open the Return code wizard and follow the steps. For more information, see Return Code Wizard of Intune Deployment Data Tab.

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Editing a return code—Select a return code, click Edit Return Code in the ribbon, and edit the details of the return code. However, the Return Code Value field cannot be edited.

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Deleting a return code—Select a return code, click Delete Return Code in the ribbon, and confirm the deletion.

See Also

Microsoft Intune Deployment Data Tab

Return Code Wizard of Intune Deployment Data Tab