Friday already, the weeks are flying by, it will be Christmas before we know it! First though, I’m flying to Switzerland at the weekend ready for Workplace Ninjas Summit next week, hopefully I’ll get to see some of you there!
Community Content
We start this week with a look at the new registry collection in Properties Catalog from Mr T-Bone
Finally: A Supported Method to Inspect HKLM on Intune‑Managed Devices
Next, Simon Skotheimsvik has updated the excellent 1PhoneMirror tool, a great way for screenshots when documenting and so much more
1PhoneMirror Levels Up: Webcam, Stats, Better Screenshots, and Signed
If you are thinking it’s time to take the plunge into the world of Autopilot Device Prep, this end-to-end guide from Joery Van den Bosch is well worth checking out
Windows Autopilot Device Preparation from Scratch – And the new Device Association
This is one which has always caused issues, App Protection used to only work with a single account, not ideal for those who need accounts in multiple tenants (or just like security at home and work). Fortunately you can now use it with multiple accounts as covered here by Peter van der Woude
Using multiple managed accounts with app protection policies
Expanding on the excellent part 1, Dustin Gullett continues delving into the murky world of app control for business, this time looking at the all-important exceptions and how not to fall too far down the rabbit hole
https://zerototrust.tech/app-control-for-business-part-2-how-to-avoid-the-exception-factory/
If you are using the OSVersion assignment filter, I would strongly suggest checking out this post from Jeroen Burgerhout with the new filter you need to use
https://www.burgerhout.org/p/osversion-in-assignment-filters-is-dead-here-is-what-replaces-it
Video Content
Now for the video content, starting with a script from Chander Mani Pandey to grab live app inventory from your devices.
Microsoft Content
Onto the Microsoft news from this week, starting with some FAQs for the upcoming NTLM retirement from Mariam Gewida
With VBS on the way out, I hear a lot of people wonder what to do about slmgr.vbs. Fortunately you can find the PowerShell alternatives in this post from Monika Kumar
That’s all for this week, have an amazing weekend!