How to Fix Intune Error 65000 when Deploying Intune Policy using Settings Catalog

 Intune Error 65000 occurs when deploying a policy via the Settings Catalog to disable the News and Interests feature on the Windows taskbar. The error typically arises if the setting is unsupported on a device’s Windows version, if conflicting Group Policies or local settings override the Intune configuration, or if the device hasn't properly synced with Intune.

To resolve the issue, administrators should verify that the device runs a compatible Windows version, check Event Viewer logs for conflicts or missing configurations, and inspect Task Scheduler to confirm whether the policy applied despite the error message. Additionally, the presence of the Feeds.admx file in C:\Windows\PolicyDefinitions is crucial for successful policy deployment.

Devices running Windows 10 Pro may experience application failures due to the policy's limitation to Enterprise editions. Troubleshooting steps include manually checking for necessary Windows updates, verifying the required ADMX file, and monitoring deployment status in Intune.

Some users have found that although the error appears, certain policies may still apply correctly, highlighting the need to examine deployment outcomes thoroughly. Engaging with LinkedIn, Telegram, Reddit, and WhatsApp communities provides further technical assistance, as shared experiences and expert insights can guide administrators in identifying and addressing potential misconfigurations.

[New Post] 📌How to Fix Intune Error 65000 when Deploying Intune Policy using Settings Catalog

💡What could be the Cause of Error 65000?

💡What is Intune Error 65000?

💡Step-by-step Guide to Troubleshoot and Fix Error 65000

💡Why Does It Happen?

💡Workarounds

Causes of Error 65000:

  • The selected setting may not be supported on the device's Windows version.
  • Conflicting Group Policies or local settings might override the Intune configuration.
  • The device may not have properly synced with Intune, preventing policy application.

Fixing the Error:

  • Ensure the device is on a compatible Windows version and has necessary updates.
  • Use Event Viewer logs to identify conflicts or missing settings.
  • Check Task Scheduler—sometimes policies apply despite the error.
  • Verify the presence of the required Feeds.admx file in C:\Windows\PolicyDefinitions.
  • If using Windows 10 Pro, note that the policy may be restricted to Enterprise editions.

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