Deleting these mobile devices will result in them being unmanaged by Configuration Manager. This action deletes the associated ...

Deleting these mobile devices will result in them being unmanaged by Configuration Manager.

This action deletes the associated resources and revokes any certificates that were issued to the mobile devices by the enrollment point. If the mobile devices are attached to an Exchange Server, they are also removed from the Exchange Server.

This action does not delete any data on the mobile devices.

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Deleting a package will also delete the access accounts associated with it. Deleting an access account will not delete the ... Deleting a resource from the Configuration Manager console will remove the resource record from the database. Any active ... Deleting the package will also delete its programs and any deployments of these programs. If the package has source files, ... Deleting the selected distribution points will disassociate them from the referenced package and remove the content from ... Deleting these mobile devices will result in them being unmanaged by Configuration Manager. This action deletes the associated ... Deleting this boot image will affect all related objects. It is recommended that you review the effects of this deletion ... Deleting this driver package will affect all relative objects. It is recommended that you review the effects of this deletion ... Deleting this operating system image will affect all related objects. It is recommended that you review the effects of this ... Deleting this operating system install package will affect all related objects. It is recommended that you review the effects ...