(I am a software developer, not a sysadmin. I was directed here by a Microsoft employee.)
When logging into Teams on my personal laptop, I inadvertently "Allowed my organisation to manage my device". I told my administrators to reverse everything that had happened as a result of this.
Unfortunately, when they tried to do that, something went wrong. I think it's something to do with an inconsistency between InTune and AAD, but the key point is that they believe that proceeding with the removal could potentially cause my PC to perform a factory reset. They called Microsoft support who confirmed that they are correct: with the state their system is in, my hard drive might be wiped. I want all trace of MDM removed from my personal hardware but I don't want my hard drive wiped. If the worst should happen I want the recovery process to be simple.
Here are my questions.
The ideal solution would be for me to remove the MDM from my laptop myself so that nothing can tell it to perform a factory reset. I assume the answer is no, but just in case, can I do that?
Should the worst happen, the simplest way to recover is to use a recovery image created with something like Macrium Reflect. My concern with that is that the reimaged OS will be identical to the one that was wiped. Would the restored OS simply contact Azure and wipe itself clean again?
Many thanks