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 […]
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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
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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
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Many of us have been testing the new Windows Autopilot Device Preparation Policies (or Apv2, whichever you want to call it). Don’t worry, this is not another blog on how to configure APv2. There are tons of those already out there. I’ve been testing this over the last week and my testing has been mostly
Yes, some organizations still rely on client VPNs for access to on prem resources. Hopefully, if you find yourself in this situation, you’re moving towards Entra joining your devices, and have a plan to eventually remove your on-prem AD reliant resources. Until then, you need to deploy a client VPN to your workstations. This post
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This post walks through how to deploy the CrowdStrike Falcon Sensor for Windows using Intune. First, download the CrowdStrike Falcon Sensor executable from your CrowdStrike portal. You’ll also need the Customer ID (sometimes referred to as the CCID or CID). The Customer ID is different than the Installation token. Make sure you are copying the
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Several months ago, I made a post on how to deploy the Cisco Umbrella Roaming client with Intune. Well, just recently Cisco announced the end-of-life dates for the Umbrella Roaming Client, and April 2, 2025, is the end of servicing & support (End-of-Life Announcement for the Cisco Umbrella Roaming Client). The replacement software is the
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Before I get into this, no, I do not suggest disabling BitLocker or running with decrypted drives in production. BitLocker is good and should be used. However, sometimes clients have requests that we must fulfill. Perhaps they are moving to a third-party encryption solution, or they want to re-encrypt their devices using a stronger encryption
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