If you are constantly testing Intune and autopilot configurations, you probably use hyper-v on your local PC or have some form of virtualization to help accomplish this. When you’re testing configs for various tenants, its usually quicker to spin up a machines with a unique VM ID & serial number for testing. I tried to […]
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If you have a use case to exclude or include certain devices from a conditional access policy, Microsoft gives us the option to “filter for devices” when creating or editing a policy. For example, you can exclude all Dell devices from a policy. In this demonstration, I have a conditional access policy to block sign-ins from
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I just came across this issue and figured I’d make a post about it. Before I begin, I am mostly anti-windows print server. There are cloud print solutions and ways to connect printers via IP port with intune. If you need to deploy printers via IP port to workstations, use Ben Whitmore’s post – https://msendpointmgr.com/2022/01/03/install-network-printers-intune-win32apps-powershell/. I
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Businesses are increasingly adopting Teams as their company telephony solution. At the same, many are also ditching on prem Active Directory and turning to Endpoint Manager with Azure AD for device and identity management. In many cases, implementing QoS won’t make a noticeable difference in audio/video performance. However, if the organization has a more complex
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If you do app deployments for numerous tenants, it can be time consuming creating Win32 app packages. Especially for common apps that many businesses use. I had the idea of trying to automate the task of packaging and uploading common apps (Adobe reader, Chrome, Firefox, VLC, etc.). I came across the IntuneWin32App PowerShell module (Github
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Ever have to deal with trying to enroll a large number of existing devices in autopilot? It can be painful. Especially if they are not already Intune enrolled. I wrote a script that utilizes AzCopy to upload the captured hardware hash to Azure Blob storage. The script must be executed as an administrator, but if
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In the event you need to enroll devices with Intune that are already joined to AzureAD, there is an easy way by using MDM only enrollment. Microsoft describes this method as an option to MDM enroll workgroup, AD, or AADJ devices. Microsoft states this method is not recommended because: It doesn’t register the device into
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This post will review how to make registry changes on target machines by utilizing Win32 apps. Several months ago I had to make some reg changes on remote machines. I had done this numerous times in the past with group policy or local scripts and figured it would be easy to whip up a script
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You’d think there would be an easy way to deploy shortcuts to the public desktop with Intune, but that’s not the case. There are several ways to accomplish this, but the method I see most often is by deploying a script through Intune. If you really want to do this the right way (in my
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