Andrew Taylor

With the new Store Integration now speedily being added to tenants and my previous post on adding Company Portal proving so popular, I thought I’d have a look at what else is sitting in Graph This post from Sander Rozemuller gave me an excellent starting point and the script dropped nicely into a function: The … Read more

Update – 02/08/2023 Added support for GitLab Update – 07/03/2023 Launched Intunebackup.com to provide a web front end to the script running in an Azure Automation runbook (More info here) Update – 05/03/2023 Version 5.0 released, changelog: Update – 24/02/2023 Version 4.0 released with a significant performance improvement Update – 16/02/2023 Version 3.0 now released … Read more

With the new Store Integration now rolling out to tenants everywhere, I am sure there are many of you with automated environment builds now wondering where that leaves us with the essential company portal app. As I’m sure you knew, the old method was difficult to automate and I personally used the full offline version … Read more

Following on from my previous post looking at User vs System deployments in this one I will look at another confusing part, Intune targeting. An important note – with very few exceptions, there is no right or wrong way to target, this is my opinion and your scenario may differ Before starting, I would recommend … Read more

One thing which often causes confusion in Intune is the option to “Deploy in User Context”, or System vs User. This and 32/64 bit (which you can read about in Rudy’s blog here) cause the most issues in deployments. This post will look at the differences between them and use cases for each. The first … Read more

Introduction Application packaging can be one of the most time and resource intensive parts of managing a modern desktop estate, especially if you look after multiple customers. Winget gets us part of the way there (see my previous scripts here and here), but they all use the community repository which could be a security concern … Read more