As you may know, a quick way to test your ADFS deployment is to access the idpinitiatedsignon sign page. As usual, I tried it after deploying my new ADFS 4.0 server and… got this error message The resource you are trying to access is not available. Contact your administrator for more information. And the […]
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You may already know that ADFS 3.0 (on Windows Server 2012 R2) already supports certificate authentication BUT using a different communication port than 443 (in fact 49443). With ADFS 4.0 (on Windows Server 2016), the certificate authentication can now use the 443 communication port, making thing easier to implement multi factor authentication using user certificate.
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This procedure applies only for Windows 10 devices which have been configured as Azure AD Joined. From time to time, you may need to access advanced recovery options for your Windows 10 device but these options may failed to work because you are using BitLocker to encrypt your drive. You may already know the procedure
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The latest update for System Center Configuration Manager 2012 R2 (build 5.00.8412.1000 – released on August 2nd, 2016) has added the ability to integrate your Corporate Windows Store into SCCM. The ability to deploy Universal Apps using SCCM has been introduced some time ago but you were obliged to use the Offline Licensing and create
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As you know, since Windows 8.x Microsoft has introduced the App Store, which is mainly used with your Microsoft Account. It has been fairly complicated so far to have an efficient way for enterprises to be able to manage their own App Store. This now possible and quite frankly, it is not so bad Create
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As you may already know, since Windows 8.x, user settings can synch to OneDrive (consumer) allowing end-users to sync their settings and universal apps data across different devices when they logon with their Microsoft account. Now, this settings is also available in public preview for enterprise users using Windows 10 (at least build 10586) and
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A new build (10.0.10586.29) of Windows Mobile 10 has been released and is now available through Windows Update As part of the improvements: You will see additional improvements in upgrade experience, including devices with limited free space, map rendering on update, and RCS enabled device settings. Improved application backwards compatibility for Windows Phone 8.1 Silverlight
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The Threshold 2 for Windows 10 is now available through Windows Update
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Some days ago, I made a post about getting black screen on startup with Windows 10 and I was saying I may have found this was due to the Graphics Tools feature (see http://blog.hametbenoit.info/2015/09/14/windows-10-black-screen-after-starting/) Today, I made new discovery. In fact, it seems it has nothing to do with the Windows features but with the
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UPDATE – September 24th – see http://blog.hametbenoit.info/2015/09/25/windows-10-black-screen-on-startup-part-2/ Since last September 11th, I have been running into a major issue with Windows 10. No matter what, always got black screen after startup. I tried all recovery methods – including what was found on the internet and which was mostly related to the preview builds. The only
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