When using Intune to deploy and manage applications and devices configuration, it is sometime difficult to troubleshoot issues. You probably already know the Troubleshooting + support blade which allows you to select a specific user account and review what is being applied for this specific user Well this blade now has a new and improved […]
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For those using Intune to manage their devices, a new experience is coming and currently in preview. Use the preview to familiarize yourself with the new experience. Connect to your Intune portal (https://intune.microsoft.com/) to access the Devices\Overview blade There you will get a purple banner letting you know about the new experience in preview and
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As you know, Autopilot allows you setting up new devices or during reset/repurpose process. This includes the ability to deploy immediately during the OOBE process applications. You may also be aware that the current Microsoft Store for Business is going to be retired which has impact on applications from the Store (see https://t.co/j8Tcvm1gGO). Because of
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As it has been announced in July 2021 (https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-it-pro-blog/evolving-the-microsoft-store-for-business-and-education/ba-p/2569423/), the Microsoft Store for Business and Education has been evolving. Well, now it is time for you to get ready for end of support of applications from the Store in Intune. On April 30, 2023, Intune will disconnect Microsoft Store for Business services. Microsoft
Marketing sometime is messing around with tech ; this is specifically true with product name changes. As you know, few years back Microsoft has decided to rename the Intune and SCCM products to Endpoint Configuration Manager. Well, few months back (October 2022), Microsoft has decided to change again the name back to
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If use Intune, you know you can manage your devices configuration using configuration profiles. As part of these profiles, you can configure Microsoft Defender to enable firewall, control antimalware behaviour… Until now, you were not able to configure Microsoft Defender update behaviour (engine update,platform update and security intelligence update and update channels – beta, current
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As you know you can implement an “hybrid configuration” between SCCM and Intune. Well, you can now enjoy recommendations and insights for your Configuration Manager to improve site health and enrich device management experience. These are tailored to your configuration. To enjoy this new capability, connect to your Intune portal (https://endpoint.microsoft.com/) and access the Tenant
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If you use Intune to manage your devices (either corporate, BYOD, mobile, full cloud or even in co-management), you will be happy to learn a new troubleshooting experience is now available in preview. This new experience provides: Export, filter, and sort on reports Support for excluded policies and applications Filter the entire experience to a
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If you use SCCM in hybrid mode with Intune (aka cloud attach), your client devices may be in co-management state. Co-management allows you to define who (SCCM or Intune) is responsible for specific workloads (applications, windows update…). If you are either piloting or already have switched the client apps (aka software management) workload to Intune,
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As you are now probably aware, Intune administrators were able to enable self-service password reset (SSPR) on the Windows login screen for quite some time This enablement required to create a custom Intune device configuration profile, as documented here https://blog.hametbenoit.info/2017/11/06/azure-ad-allow-end-users-to-reset-password-or-pin-from-the-login-screen/. Well, as Intune has been evolving quite quickly and some time you may miss updates,
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