Seamless sign-on is one of the biggest productivity wins for IT admins. If your users are still being prompted for credentials in Chrome despite enabling browser sign-in, chances are you’ve […]
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With Windows 11, Microsoft introduced Copilot, a built‑in AI assistant that helps boost productivity and improve the user experience. While Copilot can be useful, some organizations may want to turn
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Windows Driver Update Management in Microsoft Intune allows you to manage the drivers for Windows devices. You can review, approve, and pause the deployment of driver updates on managed Windows
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Managing Windows devices in environments like schools, libraries, or retail stores often requires a secure, multi‑user setup. Microsoft Intune’s Shared PC mode simplifies this by ensuring each user gets a
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Managing devices effectively requires accurate and detailed inventory data. Microsoft Intune makes this easier with the Properties Catalog, a powerful feature that allows IT admins to collect and report on
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Microsoft Intune Enterprise App Management makes it simple to discover, deploy, and keep applications up to date using the Enterprise App Catalog. The catalog is a curated collection of both Microsoft and non‑Microsoft Win32 applications, packaged and hosted by Microsoft for seamless deployment.
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The Bulk device actions in Microsoft Intune allow you to perform remote actions on the managed devices. You can run the remote actions on up to 100 devices for most
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You may need to rename a device that is not named per organization standard. The device can be renamed from the Intune console and no hand and feet support is
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Windows Autopilot Device Preparation, also known as Autopilot v2, is Microsoft’s latest evolution in device provisioning. Unlike the traditional Autopilot process, this streamlined approach eliminates the need to import hardware
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Windows Autopilot group tags are used to categorize devices based on specific attributes. You can assign a group tag to a device during the autopilot registration or hash import. When you
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