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Getting locally hosted MS store on hololens
JordanA
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Hello all,
I have a couple of questions - I recently received a Hololens to work with on behave of my university's IT department, and one of the things they wish to accomplish is getting the store on the Hololens to be the locally hosted store they have on site which has the apps they support.
I know you can do this via group policy on a regular window's PC, but is there a way to do this on the Hololens?
Also, we have having issues using our university e-mails to actually sign into the device - it says no one has permissions to actually sign in and use it. Where exactly do these permissions reside?
Is there also a way to disable personal account logins?
We have Office 365 with ADFS in our network. Any information would be highly appreciated.
Thank you.
Jordan
Answers
I don't know how what features have been released for the corporate stores but here is a link to signup for that program. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/business-store.
The other option is to deploy to public store, but keep it hidden and distribute via keys, or add people individually to the list of allowed participants.
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