Intune

If you find yourself in the unfortunate position where you have a fleet of workstations with Trend Micro Worry-Free business AV installed, you want to remove it, but you don’t have the uninstall password, there’s still a way to remove the software. Hopefully, your devices are enrolled in Intune or have an RMM agent installed.

If you didn’t already know, you can easily add existing devices to Apple Business Manager (ABM) or Apple School Manager (ASM) with the Apple configurator app for iOS. I was also surprised by the lack of blogs on how to do this, so I am writing this with instructions and screenshots. I found many articles

I recently inherited a client with a fleet of devices running Trend Micro Worry-Free Business security on all their devices. This needed to be removed so we could replace it with an EDR. However, the client didn’t know the uninstall password, and their contract with Trend was no longer active. Luckily, Trend was still kind

There are a couple of blogs out there regarding removing McAfee products with Intune. Those solutions have always worked for me in the past, until recently. Specifically, this post by Mr Tbone. It walks through the removal process using the McAfee Consumer Product Removal tool (MCPR) with a PowerShell script and a Win32 app. As

I take a step back on this post and revisit Autopilot v1. Although Autopilot Device Preparation is likely the future of Autopilot, it still lacks many of the features of Autopilot v1, and Autopilot v1 isn’t going anywhere, anytime soon. Especially until Autopilot Device prep can support pre-provisioning and self-deploying profiles. If you read the

I recently had to deploy Bluebeam Revu 21 with Intune, so I figured I’d make a quick post about it. Plus, the official deployment guide contains instructions for deploying with Config Manager but does not have instructions for Intune. The software installation is straightforward, but a couple of prerequisites must be satisfied. First, download the