Device management scripts in Intune are custom scripts that can run on Windows 10 and higher clients and MacOS. The ability to run scripts on local devices gives you an alternative to configuring devices with settings that are not available under the configuration policies or in the apps part of Intune.
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The power of community is to collaborate and help others achieve goals. In this case, I got a question from a good community friend to help write a script that removes over 6000 devices from Intune and Azure Active Directory. The base is a CSV file filled with Intune devices IDs.
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Recently Microsoft redesigned the company branding functionality. That means you have more flexibility in the main layout, full-screen background image for example. But also the ability to change the header, footer and even link relating to self-service password reset, privacy & cookies or Terms of Use. Also, there is an option to upload a CSS style sheet to change colors, buttons, and more.
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Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) Insights is a way to get sight into your AVD environment. In short (from Microsoft), Azure Virtual Desktop Insights is a dashboard built on Azure Monitor Workbooks that helps IT professionals understand their Azure Virtual Desktop environments.
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A few days ago a question reached me about creating Win32Lob applications including the intunewin file upload using the REST API. The create Win32Lob Graph API has no object available to store a file in, and the documentation doesn’t explain how to upload files while creating Win32Lob applications automated.
That decided me to look into the file upload process and write this blog.
In the week of November 28, 2022, Microsoft released the new Microsoft Store which is implemented in Intune using the Windows Packager Manager. This is because the Microsoft Store for Business will be deprecated in the first quarter of 2023.
It is a great feature that helps distribute applications in a very simple way.