← cd ~/intune-errors
// intune-errors · App install
0x87D13BA2One or more apps contain invalid bundleIDs.
A macOS LOB package contains several apps and not all of them report installation status back to Intune, so it shows as failed even if the app installed.
| Hex | 0x87D13BA2 |
|---|---|
| Decimal | -2016330846 (unsigned 2278636450) |
| Area | App install |
How to fix it
Run "sudo /usr/libexec/mdmclient QueryInstalledApps" on a Mac with the app, remove any included apps in the Intune app information that are not in that list, save and sync.
Find it on the device
On the device, the Intune Management Extension logs every Win32 app install. Search them for the code:
Select-String -Path "C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\IntuneManagementExtension\Logs\*.log" `
-Pattern "0x87D13BA2|-2016330846" | Select-Object -Last 20Find every device with it
In the Intune admin centre go to Apps › All apps › your app › Device install status and sort by status details to see every device that hit it.
Other app install errors
- 0x87D1041C The application was not detected after installation completed successfully.
- 0x80073CFF (client error)
- 0x80CF201C (client error)
- 0x80073CF0
- 0x80073CF3
- 0x80073CFB
- 0x8000FFFF
- 0x87D1313D Could not retrieve license for the app with iTunes Store ID
- 0x87D11388 iOS/iPadOS device is currently busy.
- 0x87D13B64 The app installation has failed.