Endpoint Privilege Management

Manage System Settings

28 October 2026Doc update+6 / −0 lines

In brief

The documentation now states that EPM System settings (Network settings) is rolling out gradually and may not yet be available in some tenants. Two supporting ontology links were also added.

What Intune admins need to know

Administrators may not see this setting in their tenant yet; no action is required.

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For elevation system settings policies to take effect, devices must also have an elevation settings policy targeted that enables EPM. For more information, see Manage elevation settings.

Note

EPM System settings (Network settings) is rolling out gradually and may not yet be available in your tenant.

About elevation system settings policy

An elevation system settings policy identifies a category of Windows system settings and the elevation behavior that applies when a standard user changes those settings. Each policy contains one or more rules. Each rule defines:

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 For elevation system settings policies to take effect, devices must also have an *elevation settings policy* targeted that enables EPM. For more information, see [Manage elevation settings](manage-elevation-settings).
 
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 ## About elevation system settings policy
 
 An *elevation system settings policy* identifies a category of Windows system settings and the elevation behavior that applies when a standard user changes those settings. Each policy contains one or more *rules*. Each rule defines: