Stay on top of modern device management with guides, troubleshooting tips, and best practices for Intune. From enrollment errors and compliance policies to automation with PowerShell and Microsoft Graph, this section helps IT admins streamline Windows, iOS, and Android management in the cloud.
Google Chrome remains one of the most widely used browsers in enterprise environments, and ensuring a consistent, secure deployment across managed devices is a key responsibility for IT admins. While […]
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Win32 apps provide us greater control over the deployment of application. We can deploy 32 bit and 64 bit application through Microsoft Intune Win32 apps. The Win32 apps support deployment of multiple files via IntuneWin wrapper / Intune WinAppUtil (intuneWinAppUtil.exe). The IntuneWin Wrapper can be used to deploy multiple files such as MSI with transform (MST). The Win32 app also support the deployment of .EXE file by converting them to .intunewin format. IntuneWinAppUtil help you to prepare win32 app installation source for Microsoft Intune deployment.
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Managing browser settings across an enterprise can be challenging, especially when relying on custom OMA-URI configurations. With the release of Intune Administrative Templates for Google Chrome, IT admins can now
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The PowerShell SDK for Intune Graph API helps IT professionals automate and manage their Microsoft Intune environment through PowerShell without going to the Endpoint Manager Admin Center. In this article,
Microsoft Edge’s Sleeping Tabs feature is a smart way to optimize browser performance by reducing memory and CPU usage. While it’s enabled by default, IT admins can fine‑tune these settings
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Managed devices are devices that are under some sort of organization control. You administrator can setup or restrict some feature or control how device can be used. The devices managed by Microsoft Intune are called Intune Managed Devices. We can export managed device details from Microsoft Intune Admin Center. We can also use PowerShell SDK for Microsoft Intune Graph API to export the device details in CSV file.
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We will use PowerShell module for Microsoft Intune Graph API to get Azure AD group members details. If you have not already installed PowerShell SDK for Microsoft Intune Graph API
In SCCM, collections have always been the go‑to mechanism for targeting deployments. For example, if you needed to apply a patch to all Dell computers, the quickest way was to
SCCM Device Collection Equivalents in Microsoft Intune for App Deployment Read More »
Microsoft is deprecating the Azure AD PowerShell Module and MS Online module in 2022. So, admin need to migrate to either PowerShell SDK for Microsoft Intune Graph API or Microsoft Graph API. Let’s see how we can install PowerShell SDK for Microsoft Intune Graph API from PowerShell Gallery.
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USB devices are convenient for transferring files, but they pose a significant data security risk in enterprise environments. Using Microsoft Intune and Endpoint Manager, administrators can enforce policies that block
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