Storage management is a critical aspect of device administration that often gets overlooked until it’s too late. Low disk space can cause application failures, prevent updates from installing, and impact user productivity. For IT administrators managing hundreds or thousands of devices through Microsoft Intune, manually checking disk space on each device is simply not feasible.
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Microsoft Intune’s security baselines are a cornerstone for enforcing consistent security settings across devices. However, as new baselines are released or existing ones are updated, administrators often face the challenge of identifying differences between their current baseline and the new one. This process becomes even more critical when customizations are involved, as highlighted in this Microsoft blog post.
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A while ago, I got asked to preconfigure an start menu for end users.
My first approach was deploying a start menu using the settings catalog in Intune. This works great but disadvantage using the settings catalog is that a user has no option to create an own start menu.
The start menu will be overwritten by the Intune policy. That was not the goal for our project.
If you’ve ever tried to run proactive remediation scripts automatically during the Windows Autopilot enrollment process in Microsoft Intune, you’ve likely noticed that the Enrollment Status Page (ESP) doesn’t support this by default. Today, we’ll explore how to work around this limitation using Azure Functions, making your Autopilot deployments even smoother.
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This article is based on a post of my good friend Kenneth van Surksum. He has written as good blog post about how to govern OS versions in your environment with the use of Microsoft Intune.
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Microsoft Intune allows the use of scripts for various purposes, with the most common being detection and remediation scripts. These scripts can be found under the Scripts and Remediations blade in Intune.
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