Introduction OneDrive has gained a foothold in most companies. It makes sense to use because of the 1TB available storage (based on the right licenses) and the ability to have a sort of “Backup” for your desktop, documents, and pictures. In a given Microsoft Intune setup it is also standard
Borrowed from Microsoft Introduction Test Base for Microsoft 365 is a validation service made for Software Vendors and System Integrators. Why should that be interesting for you as a Configuration Manager or Intune admin? Because most businesses does have critical applications that they like to test properly and to
Introduction With the expedited updates feature in Microsoft Endpoint you can deploy updates like the most recent patch Tuesday release or out-of-band security updates. For example, we just saw a flaw with the windows print spooler where the attacker could execute arbitrary code with SYSTEM privileges on a non-patch system.
Introduction In May Microsoft introduced Filters in Endpoint Manager. Many would go with a device centric approach instead of a user centric approach as one would normally do in configuration manager. So how can filters help us? Filters are here to assign policies and apps to users and then be
Introduction Some time ago I was asked by FEITIAN if I would like to test their FIDO2 key. I said yes, because I am in a project where we will onboard Microsoft HoloLens’s in production, in that journey, we will make use of FIDO2 keys + Windows Hello for Business
Introduction This is my notes while playing around with kiosk. I was testing the brand-new Kiosk setting for the new Microsoft Edge and the only result I got out of that was a non-working device. Eventlog saying MDM Session: Failed to get AAD Token for sync session User Token: (Unknown
Introduction A big difference from what we did with classic OSD is that base OS settings are missing like .Net 3.5. So how would we approach this when living in a cloud world with Intune? I will show you a very easy way to manage a baseline like this.
Introduction Using compliance policies in Intune is a great idea for many reasons. Main reason is to be able to set certain security standards before granting your users’ access to company resources. Letting your users deal with setup configurations in BIOS might be to much of a task to be
Introduction OSDCloud is the most hyped tool I have yet seen in the community. Now does it live up to it.? YES indeed. We needed this kind of solution to simplify daily operations where we want a device fast up and running e.g., after repair of a broken hardware component.
Introduction If you like me have the urge to keep things clean and nice, then you must have come across the exact same situation that I am in. Excel Mobile, PowerPoint Mobile, Sway, Word Mobile which pr default will sync to your Intune environment once the Business store has been
Introduction Have you ever been in a situation where you need to image or reimage your device? Of course, you have and so have I. Recently David Segura launched some awesome PowerShell code called OSDCloud. You might know him better for the Offline patching of images OSDBuilder, which has been
Introduction In the last “MSIX Modern Packaging – Part 4” we did some ninja tricks to be able to use context menu to right click a file and open with Notepad++ captured into MSIX. As you probably also experienced, context menus are something that are not going very
Introduction In the last “MSIX Modern Packaging – Part 3” we transformed Notepad++ from a legacy installer to MSIX. There is more to packaging like testing and make sure the application work as intended after we changed how the bits and bytes flow to the device. Most companies introduce user
Introduction In the last “MSIX Modern Packaging – Part 2” I showed you how to create a certificate (PFX) to use while creating MSIX packages. In this chapter I will show you how to “capture” an easy package to MSIX. Requirements Start packaging MSIX Let’s start by fire up
Introduction In the last “MSIX Modern Packaging – Part 1” I showed you how to get a virtual environment to start creating MSIX. For MSIX to work we need to sign our packages, and this is typically where we say “ok, I give up”. At least back in the days
Introduction If you are working with system management, you also come across applications that need to be mass deployed to your endpoints. Before that can happen the vendor either deliver unattended parameters to their installation process or they deliver another installation format like MSI or MSIX. Every business can benefit
Introduction A couple weeks ago I showed you how to get vital logs from a client without disturbing the user. This blog post will cover how to deal with in-place upgrades that did not go as expected. Now as most people still work from home, it can be difficult to
Introduction Transitioning more and more to modern, many strive to get rid of the classic VPN for their endpoints. As we have more options managing endpoint without building a large and complex infrastructure it become natural to disconnect the traditional access model and build more enterprise applications to authenticate with
Introduction When we buy license to use office365 services we have lots of collaboration possibilities. One of the great features is OneDrive. OneDrive gives us the possibilities to backup folders like desktop, documents and pictures what makes the life of working on multiple devices much easier. (e.g., some of this
Introduction This morning I bummed into “To open the web app, you need to change your browser settings to allow third-party cookies.” Haven’t had issues with login into teams on my browser before. So, this changed during the weekend. Why use Teams on the browser in the first place? Well
Introduction In this blog post I will describe how you can transition to Windows Update for Business from a legacy WSUS environment. It is easy to just set it up “modern management” so to speak but managing legacy systems and make sure every system works and get its updates from
Introduction This blog post is part of a series. If you did not see the first blogpost of the series, you should go through that first. How I manage my device from Endpoint Manager – taste your own medicine – Part 1 of 4 How I manage my device from
Introduction This blog post is part of a series. If you did not see the first blogpost of the series, you should go through that first. How I manage my device from Endpoint Manager – taste your own medicine – Part 1 of 4 How I manage my device from
Introduction Since we moved towards windows 10 we were met with a new way of patching. Patching Cumulative, so that the next patch had all the older patches inside, this made our life as admins much easier. Thinking of the good old days with Windows 7 where we reached a
Introduction This blog post is part of a series. If you did not see the How I manage my device from Endpoint Manager – taste your own medicine – Part 1 of 4, you should go through that first. In this blog post I will go through the security recommendations
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