Intune Device Action Status: Beyond Clicking SyncÂ
What is the new Device action status view? Intune Device Action Status gives administrators a clearer way to monitor supported…
The Intune Enrollment Status Page: Every Setting Explained
The Enrollment Status Page (ESP) is the progress screen a Windows device shows during Autopilot provisioning. It tracks policy, certificate,…
Intune Platform Scripts. What They Do, How to Use Them, and What to Watch Out For
Intune’s built-in configuration policies cover a lot of ground, but they don’t cover everything. When you need to tweak a…
How to Use the New Intune PowerShell Script Installer for Win32 Apps
Introduction If you’ve ever had to repackage an entire Win32 application just because you fixed a typo in your install…
Group Policy Analytics: A Practical GPO to Intune Guide
Introduction If you’ve managed Windows devices for any length of time, you know the power and the sprawl of Group…
Windows Autopilot: The Proven Guide for 2025
1. Introduction to Windows Autopilot Windows Autopilot is a modern provisioning solution that transforms how organisations deploy Windows devices. Whether…
Intune Automatic Device Enrollment in 6 Easy Steps
Introduction This article is Part 1 of a 4 part series on enrolling devices with Microsoft Intune designed for IT…
How to Use Intune to Remove Bloatware from Windows 11 (25H2)
Bloatware (default apps) like Xbox, Solitaire, News, and Clipchamp have long been a nuisance for IT admins managing Windows 11…
Intune: Manage Local Admin Group Membership in 3 Easy Steps
Intune local administrator group management is essential for controlling device security on Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) joined Windows devices.…
How to Package and Deploy Win32 Apps with Intune: Step-by-Step Guide
Overview: What is a Win32 App and Why Use It in Intune? A Win32 app refers to traditional Windows applications—typically…
