Andrew Taylor 
Welcome to the first MEM newsletter of September. I hope everyone has had a fab summer! Community Content We start this week with a post which looks at my favourite part of Intune, Proactive Remediations. Joey Verlinden has helpfully put together an excellent list of remediations which you can just grab and deploy. https://www.joeyverlinden.com/my-most-used-proactive-remediations/ I’m … Read more
The Microsoft store is a useful app, but realistically, no-one needs it pinned to the taskbar, especially on Intune managed machines where you want everyone using Company Portal. So, how do we remove it? In this post I’m going to run through the 4 different options available to you: Registry PowerShell Script Proactive Remediation Custom … Read more
Welcome everyone to this weeks Endpoint Manager newsletter with another feast of content for you to enjoy. Community Content We start this week with a post from Manish Bangia with a thorough look at the difference between MDM and MAM enrollment. https://www.manishbangia.com/mdm-user-scope-vs-mam-user-scope/ Next, we have two posts from Jannik Reinhard, the first uses Automation runbooks … Read more
I’m sure most if not all of you have a test tenant (never test in production) for new policies, features etc. What happens when you then want to push this change out to live (or even to multiple customers)? You either have to JSON the policy and run the script, use a backup and restore … Read more
Community Content We start this week with an excellent look at Autpatch from Katy Nicholson, not only looking at implementing, but the requirements and the various groups and policies it creates. https://katystech.blog/mem/windows-autopatch Next, we have two posts from Michael Niehaus, the first looking at different firmware versions and why they vary across devices. https://oofhours.com/2022/08/12/fun-with-tpm-firmware-version-numbers/ For … Read more
Microsoft Dev Boxes have today entered Preview. If you don’t know anything about them, they are pre-configured machines to deploy to your developers with all of the software they are likely to use (and admin rights if needed). Fully secure and high performance, they meet the needs of developers without IT staff having to worry … Read more
I love Autopilot and always use the enrollment status page (ESP), but sometimes I feel like I’m spending hours looking at the very limited updates and want to know what’s actually happening. Whilst there is the excellent log collection tool from Microsoft, that’s a snapshot and not a live view. With that in mind, I … Read more
Welcome one and all, it may be holiday season, but the content from the Intune community never stops! Read on for this weeks exciting posts… Community Content We start this week with an excellent guide from Rahul Jindal covering implementing Azure PIM to manage the Azure Device Admins role with just-in-time access. I’m a massive … Read more
Updated May 2023 – The script is now multi-language so can be deployed to an OS in any Windows supported language and should work the same Update – The script is now code signed for extra security One complaint I often hear about using straight OOBE autopilot is around the bloatware, either manufacturer installed (McAfee … Read more
Welcome everyone to this weeks digest of all of the excellent content from the Intune community. I’m sure these are growing every week which is incredible to see. Thanks to everyone creating content! Community Content We start this week with this post from Damien Van Robaeys with the next part in a series looking at … Read more