Welcome all to another exciting Intune Newsletter, next week we will have an Easter special ready for the feast of chocolate! Until then, you have this amazing content
Community Content
We start this week with a guide on how to use dummy PKG apps to run scripts on demand for your macOS devices from Simon Hartmann Eriksen
Learn about Hotpatch for Windows, how to enable it with Intune and the end-user experience here from Michael Meier
Keeping on top of your Entra group memberships is critical for a secure environment, especially those with elevated permissions. In this post, Dustin Gullett looks at how Access Reviews will help you with this task
Dustin also looks at the new LAPS features and the problems they solve
Now for two posts from Shehan Perera, starting with a look at how to configure LAPS with the new March 2025 update (and watch your Windows versions)
Shehan’s second post looks at Security Copilot and why you need it in your environment
Peter van der Woude also looks at configuring Windows LAPS here
Learn about Config Refresh, how to set it up and how it will benefit you here from Manish Bangia
Next, Thom Weide looks at how you can grab output from Intune Remediations and send the output to be used in PowerBI dashboards
https://www.thomweide.nl/2025/04/store-custom-data-in-remediations-and-use-the-data-in-power-bi/?i=1
Configuring the Windows taskbar and start menu is more tricky in Windows 11. Fortunately Michael Frank has both a script and instructions here to help
https://michaelsendpoint.com/intune/customize_taskbar_startmenu.html
BitLocker boot PINS are always an argument, Martin Himken bravely looks at the advantages and drawbacks here
Lucas Magoni digs into EPM and how to use it to give your users elevated access with the least permissions
If you’re using Autopilot Device prep and managed installer policies, you may be having some issues with Win32 apps. Find out more in this post from Thomas Marcussen
Windows Autopilot Device Preparation – Overcoming the Win32 App Deployment Challenge
For those of you managing developer machines with Visual Studio installed, here are some tips on managing it with EPM from Peter Klapwijk
Using Visual Studio with Microsoft Endpoint Privilege Management, some notes
Some of you may have noticed the “Continue to Sign In” prompt in Windows due to DMA. If you want to know why this is happening (and a dive into how), plus a script to avoid it, read this post from Rudy Ooms
Video Content
Now onto the video content, with a look at Platform SSO for macOS and how good it is in 2025 from Dean Ellerby
With many improvements recently to managing LAPS with Windows, Steve Weiner has created a new video running through how to configure it in 2025
Steve also has an AMA to learn about, well, anything
Microsoft Content
Now for the Microsoft content, starting with a look at Feature Update troubleshooting from Luke Ramsdale
Autopatch now supports all Intune devices, not just in the group. Learn this and more in the what’s new from Chris Tulip
Some excellent video guides for getting started with Intune and M365 here from Lior Bela (and special guests)
That’s it for this week, have a great weekend!