I believe the behaviour would depend on whether or not the user has been logging into the computer (and setup the apps) in the context of their "work or school account" - i.e an account in M365.
I'm making the assumption that Source and Target domains point to the same M365 tenant.
The complicating factor in my experience is the re-registration of the computer with the M365 tenant from its new AD domain. I have seen where this re-registration in effect breaks the stored credentials and results in a "Trusted Platform Module" error. The (not especially good) mitigation I last used is to basically remove the "work or school account" details from the computer. I don't recall what the effect of this was on such apps however as the last time I dealt with this, the client wasn't allowing their installation. The effect on the regular Office apps (Word, Excel) is that the user needs to login into them again.
I believe the behaviour would depend on whether or not the user has been logging into the computer (and setup the apps) in the context of their "work or school account" - i.e an account in M365.
I'm making the assumption that Source and Target domains point to the same M365 tenant.
The complicating factor in my experience is the re-registration of the computer with the M365 tenant from its new AD domain. I have seen where this re-registration in effect breaks the stored credentials and results in a "Trusted Platform Module" error. The (not especially good) mitigation I last used is to basically remove the "work or school account" details from the computer. I don't recall what the effect of this was on such apps however as the last time I dealt with this, the client wasn't allowing their installation. The effect on the regular Office apps (Word, Excel) is that the user needs to login into them again.
Thank for the reply,
is the assumption that apps from the Microsoft App Store is tied to a tenant,(I am not referring to applications associated to the Tenant here)
I mean where you type in store and get apps like Netflix etc
Jim