Introduction: I was recently working on the rollout of a passwordless authentication solution in Microsoft Entra ID, which included Windows Hello for Business and Passkeys (FIDO2 security keys). As part of that rollout, one of the requirements was to identify…

Recently, I worked on an SCCM report that compares the list of applications installed on two different computers—typically an older device and a new PC. This is particularly useful in scenarios such as hardware migrations or system upgrades or Virtual…

Recently, I came across an insightful blog post on X (formerly Twitter) by Peter, discussing dynamic group creation for Intune deployments. Inspired by that, I wanted to share my own method—using regular expressions (regex) in Entra ID dynamic groups to…

Have you ever needed to extract a complete list of all Win32 applications in Microsoft Intune along with their properties, detection rules, and requirement rules? Few years ago, I wrote a blog post about extracting SCCM application properties from XML…

Right Click Tools earned its reputation by streamlining endpoint management within Microsoft Configuration Manager. Now, Recast Software has extended those capabilities to Microsoft Intune with a free browser extension—Right Click Tools for Intune Community Edition. This browser extension is designed…

Introduction: Windows Hello for Business is a game-changer for enterprise security, offering a seamless and secure way to authenticate users on Windows devices. It replaces traditional passwords with biometric authentication (like facial recognition or fingerprint scanning) and a backup PIN.…

  In this blog post, we’ll walk through the steps to migrate Microsoft 365 (Office) updates from SCCM/MECM to Intune for devices that are co-managed or fully managed by Intune. This process is part of a broader cloud migration strategy,…

Managing Intune managed device health, compliance, and updates across an organization can be a complex task, especially when dealing with various data sources. By integrating Intune device data with Windows Update for Business (WUfB) data in Log Analytics, you can…

In this blog post, we'll explore how to detect the source of registry key modifications on a Windows device. In other words, we'll look into identifying who is adding, deleting, or changing registry keys, whether through Group Policy (GPO), Intune,…

I recently had a conversation with a customer about Windows Update for Business (WUfB) deployment services and devices managed by Intune. Customer using MECM/SCCM and all of the WUfB workloads are moved to Intune.  If you'd like to learn more…