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…

Recently, I received a request from a customer to identify users who have enrolled their mobile devices, specifically iOS and Android, managed by Intune. Initially, I explored the Intune console, applying filters based on the operating system to generate a…

Managing Windows endpoints with SCCM (System Center Configuration Manager) and co-management enabled can be challenging, especially when dealing with co-management issues. In this post, I’ll share insights and troubleshooting steps to help you resolve issues with devices that are supposed…

In a recent conversation with a customer managing endpoints via SCCM ConfigMgr, we discussed the need to monitor the installation of critical security applications. Specifically, the customer wants to ensure that devices have essential applications—such as antivirus and device monitoring…

Requirement rules in Microsoft Intune offer a powerful way to manage application deployments . By ensuring that applications are installed only on devices that meet specific criteria, organizations can enhance security, improve user experience, and streamline IT processes. Limitations of…

I recently encountered a Windows 10 KMS (Key Management Service) activation issue reported by a customer. The problem was evident from the screenshot provided, where the device displayed an "Activation Required" message on the desktop. The Issue The activation issue…

This blog post details the troubleshooting steps taken to resolve an issue where a co-managed device wasn't enrolling successfully in Microsoft Intune. The user wasn't able to access applications through the Company Portal, receiving a message about belonging to another…

In a recent project, I was involved in migrating endpoint workloads from SCCM/ConfigMgr to Microsoft Intune. A key part of this migration was transferring the Windows Update for Business (WUfB) workload to Intune, with the goal of managing Windows updates…

Two years ago, I wrote an article on how to disable or enable the auto-start feature of the classic Microsoft Teams application on Windows devices using Group Policy (GPO). For more details, please refer to my previous post: How to…

Managing user profiles on shared or newly built Windows devices can be challenging, especially when dealing with stale profiles that haven't been active for a while. This need arises in various scenarios: For customers using Microsoft Intune, there’s a streamlined…