Using KQL – Creating Custom Workbooks to Distinguish intune wufb Managed from Unmanaged Devices
Using KQL - Creating Custom Workbooks to Distinguish intune wufb Managed from Unmanaged Devices
Category: Intune
Using Intune remediation – check the windows license activation is subscription or KMS based
Using Intune remediation - check the windows license activation is subscription or KMS based #EMS #Intune #Remediation #scripts
Disable windows updates (wufb) on selected devices using Intune
Wufb (windows update for business) is feature in Microsoft Intune that allows organizations to manage and control the deployment of Windows updates across their devices. With WUfB, Intune administrators can define update ring policies and settings to ensure that devices within their organization receive the necessary updates in a controlled manner. This helps organizations maintain…
Streamlining Primary User UPN Fix in Intune Using PowerShell
Introduction: In Intune world of device management, the concept of the primary user plays a crucial role, especially when it comes to application deployments. In this blog post, we will explore the significance of the primary user and how it affects the installation of applications using the company portal in Intune. We will also…
Company portal – Install option grayed out due to primary user
Introduction: During my testing of Intune's delivery optimization feature using win32 apps, I encountered an issue where the installation option for an application was grayed out on one device while working fine on another. In this blog post, I will share my troubleshooting journey and explain the concept of primary users in Intune and…
Efficiently Target Your Devices and Users with Intune Filters
As many of you are likely already aware, Intune filters is a feature of Microsoft Intune that enables administrators to filter and target specific groups of devices or users based on certain criteria. This helps to manage devices and users in a more efficient and effective way by applying policies and configurations only to the…
MyApps and Conditional Access – Exclude with ease
Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) Conditional Access is a powerful feature that allows administrators to control access to cloud applications based on specific conditions. These conditions can include factors such as location, device type, and network status. By using Conditional Access, administrators can ensure that only authorized users are able to access sensitive resources, and…
Efficiently Identify Co-Managed Devices: Techniques and Tools
Co-management is a feature that allows organizations to manage their devices using both Microsoft Intune and System Center Configuration Manager (ConfigMgr). This enables organizations to take advantage of the latest security features and cloud capabilities, such as conditional access and device compliance policies, while also being able to manage certain client actions without the need…