Andrew Taylor 
I’m sure most of you are now either moving to or considering a switch to Windows 11 and want to configure the start menu the same as on Windows 10. I’m sure you’ve also noticed that the method to configure it has changed so the previous policies won’t be working. In this post I’ll run … Read more
Welcome Intune enthusiasts to my weekly roundup of the exciting news and posts across the community. As always, get in touch if you think I’m missing anything and feel free to subscribe to the newsletter to have these hand delivered to your mailbox (maybe not quite by hand) In no particular order: We start with … Read more
Picture the scene, you have a large organisation (or possibly multiple large organisations) and many little silos within, each has their own IT department and traditionally they all did their own thing with imaging, app deployment, probably via a delegated OU in active directory. Now you want to go cloud native, but the idea of … Read more
Welcome to another exciting (and busy) weekly newsletter with my highlights from the community from this week. It’s been a busy week as well, thanks to everyone working hard to create this excellent content. As usual, these are in no particular order: First up we have this post from Mattias Melkersen on enrolling Teams Rooms … Read more
I’m sure everyone reading this has deployed many applications within Intune using the win32 format and most likely used an MSI code or a file/registry detection method to monitor for a completed install (and why wouldn’t you, they work perfectly) Sometimes however, you might come across an application which is more tricky to detect, or … Read more
Welcome to an Easter special Intune Newsletter with the useful information from the last week. As ever, please send any suggestions via email or in the comments and if you want to receive this via email, sign-up for the Newsletter to receive these direct to your inbox. This post from Joost Gelijsteen gives an excellent … Read more
As I’m sure some of you know, I’m a big fan of Powershell scripting and find most tasks can be done far more quickly with a script than manually. Whilst the Powershell scripts within Intune work nicely, they are run-once scripts (unless you want to start deleting registry keys) and sometimes you want a script … Read more
Sometimes when working with an Intune environment, I find myself needing to assign all of the policies, apps etc. to a new Entra ID Group (new UAT group, changing from All Users etc.) Currently, this is a VERY manual process, clicking on each in the web portal and then assigning, but thanks to PowerShell and … Read more
This is something new I want to try, keeping track of everything which is changing in Intune can be a tricky task. I go for an RSS aggregator (happy to share my list), but to make it easier for everyone, I’m going to attempt to do a weekly roundup of what I feel are some … Read more
Following on from the previous post on environment backup, how we’re going to look at the users own data. I’m sure we’re all following the 3-2-1 rule for our infrastructure, but what about user data on the device. We now have wonderfully cloud managed devices which can be remotely rebuilt to users in the comfort … Read more