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How to Export Managed Device Details from Intune

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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How to Get AAD Group Members Details Using PowerShell SDK for Microsoft Intune Graph API

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

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How to Install PowerShell SDK for Microsoft Intune Graph API

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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Deny Write Access to USB Devices Using Intune Settings Catalog

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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Understanding Win32 App Requirements Rule in Microsoft Intune

Deploying Win32 apps in Microsoft Intune isn’t just about packaging and pushing software—it’s about ensuring the right conditions are met before installation. Intune’s Requirements Rules give admins precise control, from

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How to Provision Windows 10 / 11 Device using Intune and Windows Autopilot

Windows Autopilot is a modern deployment solution from Microsoft that simplifies how IT teams provision, configure, and manage Windows 10/11 devices. By integrating with Microsoft Intune and Azure Active Directory (Entra ID), Autopilot enables zero‑touch setup, repurposing, and recovery of devices with minimal infrastructure.

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How to Configure Enrollment Status Page (ESP) in Microsoft Intune

The Enrollment Status Page (ESP) shows the progress of device provisioning when a new device enrolled to Intune or a new user sign in to the device. You can show ESP during the default out-of-box experience (OOBE) for Azure AD join, Windows Autopilot scenarios or when new user sign into the device for the first time.

In this article, we will create a new Enrollment Status Page profile for Windows Autopilot devices.

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Understanding Win32 App Detection Rules in Microsoft Intune – Deep Dive

Win32 app detection rules in Microsoft Intune are critical for ensuring accurate application deployment and compliance. These rules determine whether an app is already installed, when it should be offered,

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Manage Desktop Wallpaper with Microsoft Intune

On Windows 10 and Windows 11 desktops, the wallpaper (background) is the image displayed behind icons, folders, and applications. Users can personalize this through Windows settings, choosing photos, solid colors,

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How to Block USB Device Access with Exceptions using Microsoft Intune

Microsoft Intune includes Endpoint security policies which you can use to secure your device and mitigate the risks. The Endpoint security blade list all the tools available through Endpoint Manager that you will use to keep devices secure. In this blog post, we will discuss how to block USB device access using Microsoft Intune Device Control settings. We will also discuss how to manage exceptions so user’s with genuine business need can still access USB media’s.

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