Andrew Taylor 
I’ve been using Winget for a while now and whilst it’s fantastic, the command line interface sometimes wasn’t ideal, especially as I tend to live in PowerShell and like to be able to manipulate the output a bit. For my winget scripts, I have been using some functions put together … Read more
To all readers in USA, I hope you had a fabulous Thanksgiving! I feel like I should offer something for Black Friday, but everything here is already free… Community Content On with the content, starting with a recap of the EUC announcements at Ignite from Ola Ström https://www.olastrom.com/2023/microsoft-ignite-2023-recap Next, Sune … Read more
Welcome to the post-Ignite newsletter. I hope all of you who managed to attend in person had a great time! Community Content We start this week with a guide on how to further secure your Android devices using Defender for Android from Niklas Rast https://niklasrast.com/2023/11/14/empowering-android-enterprise-security-with-microsoft-defender-for-android/ A second post from Niklas, … Read more
The days are getting shorter and the weather is definitely getting colder, but the content keeps coming, what a community! Community Content We start this week with this post from Abhinav Rana on how you can stop your users from changing the network on their devices https://www.anoopcnair.com/do-not-display-network-selection-ui-intune/ If you want … Read more
Winget is an excellent tool, but in some organizations you may not want to use the community repo (although all apps are checked), or you may want to host your own internal apps, but deploy and update via Winget. One option is to simply use a custom manifest which I … Read more
Sometimes when running scripts in the system context with Intune we need to query the local user, whether that is the registry, or the local drive (Requirements scripts, detection scripts where you can’t switch to current user are a good example) Using the environment variables won’t work at the system … Read more
Packaging, deploying and updating applications can be hugely time consuming, especially when trying to keep on top of the latest zero-day exploit in your apps (I’m looking at you Chrome!) Fortunately there are now a handful of package managers available to take away this pain, especially useful when you have … Read more
November is here and I have seen my first Christmas TV advert so the countdown has definitely begun and after the clock change here, it is feeling a lot more like winter! We have some excellent content this week from this incredible community. Community Content We start this week with … Read more
Welcome to the spooky Halloween special Intune newsletter, full of creepy content and haunting videos (maybe) Community Content We start this week with Rudy Ooms digging into the Intune DLLs again, this time discovering some clues pointing to a new version 2 of Autopilot… https://call4cloud.nl/2023/10/there-will-be-blood-autopilot-version-2/ Next, for anyone doing app … Read more
Welcome to another exciting newsletter, bristiling with amazing content! Community Content We start with a look at the new “config refresh” functionality and how to enable it in your tenant from Peter van der Woude https://www.petervanderwoude.nl/post/scheduling-automatic-policy-refreshes-for-windows-devices-without-requiring-a-check-in/ Nicklas Ahlberg also looks at Config Refresh and how to deploy it in this … Read more
