With Microsoft Intune I manage Windows, iOS and Android devices. I wrote about the configurations I make in Intune in my blog.
Managing Win32 applications within your organization can be a challenge. Thankfully, Microsoft Intune offers a robust solution for deploying these applications to your Windows devices. Depending on your application the process is simple or not 😉 In this blog I...
The rollout of the new Outlook has sparked a range of reactions, from excitement to apprehension. In most cases businesses are not ready to adapt to it yet. And if you're ready, Im' sure you want to do a controlled...
Having trouble with Microsoft Teams? A corrupted user cache can sometimes lead to unexpected behavior in the application. This guide demonstrates how to automatically clear the Microsoft Teams user cache with PowerShell, potentially resolving various Teams issues. Benefits of Clearing...
Microsoft Teams has evolved, and so have the methods to enhance your virtual meeting experience... kind of 😉In this instructional and technical guide, I will walk you through the step-by-step process of the process to deploy a custom virtual background...
Tired of seeing the Microsoft Store cluttering up your Intune-managed devices' taskbars? Here's how you can quickly and easily remove the Store from the taskbar using Intune, ensuring everyone uses Company Portal instead. Why Should I remove the Store from...
Desktop shortcuts can be an essential part of any Windows user's experience, providing quick and easy access to frequently used applications. As an IT pro managing Intune environments, you'll often need to create and deploy desktop shortcuts to ensure users...
Winget, the new package manager for Windows, is revolutionizing software deployment by simplifying the process of installing and managing applications. PSAppDeployToolkit, a PowerShell module, further enhances this functionality by providing additional features for deploying Winget packages. This article will guide...
As Microsoft Teams evolves and the New Teams Client is broadly available and soon will be the default, we have to update our current machines and make sure the user only has one installation left on his computer. And of...
In the world of Windows Autopilot, ensuring a seamless deployment is essential. One critical aspect often overlooked is the readiness of Windows LAPS (Local Administrator Password Solution) post-deployment. To guarantee a smooth LAPS experience, it's important to have the April...
Microsoft Teams has a feature that allows you to configure it to open in the background. By enabling the "Open application in background" setting, Teams stays discreetly in your system tray, while still delivering all notifications and calls. To set...
Have you ever encountered an error while attempting to upload custom ADMX files in Intune? If you're facing the "ADMX file referenced not found NamespaceMissing:Microsoft.Policies.Windows" error, I can relate. In this article, I'll share my experience and guide you through...
Certain configurations necessitate the creation or modification of Registry keys on your end-users' systems. If you're transitioning from Group Policy Objects (GPOs), you may be accustomed to using them for managing Registry keys. Regrettably, Intune lacks the functionality to handle...
Are you gearing up to deploy a new application in your organization? I know that testing it beforehand is a crucial step to avoid any hiccups down the road. That's where running and testing installations in system context comes into...
Windows Autopilot Process
Today, we're going to explore the wonderful world of Automation. This time for uploading the Windows Autopilot Hardware Hast to Intune - of course using the power of PowerShell. Say goodbye to manual registrations with the need to enter an...
Have you ever found yourself in a situation where a Windows Autopilot device ends up registered in the wrong organization tenant? It's a scenario that's not uncommon, whether due to testing purposes, issues with an order, or even hardware replacements....
