Windows

If you’re using Win32 apps with more than one detection rule, it’s advantageous to quickly determine which detection rule is failing. We get this information by inspecting the IME log on an affected device, but you need to know what to look for. The Intune Management Extension log is located in %programdata%\Microsoft\IntuneManagementExtension\logs\IntuneManagementExtension.log. It contains tons […]

This is a continuation of where we left off in part one. Part one covered the structure of toast notifications, how we can craft customized notification content, and how to trigger a toast notification using PowerShell. We also reviewed how to use the action buttons to run PowerShell scripts. Part two of this post covers

You’re probably familiar with toast notifications in Windows. They are the notifications that pop up in the bottom right-hand corner of your screen. They can be purely informational or have action buttons to click, such as opening a website. I wanted to figure out how to create custom notifications and use the action buttons to

A question was recently asked about how to set the wallpaper fit with Intune (fill, stretch, tile, etc.). This reminded me of a previous blog post about setting the background and lock screen on Windows 10 Pro devices with Intune (you can see that post here). I figured I’d update that post but found myself