Windows Autopatch – Deployment Cadence Scheduled install
There is a new feature within Windows Autopatch called Deployment Cadence with scheduled install. I have waited for feature for a long time. I wrote another blog about Windows Autopatch…
There is a new feature within Windows Autopatch called Deployment Cadence with scheduled install. I have waited for feature for a long time. I wrote another blog about Windows Autopatch…
A couple of months ago a fellow MVP Stephan van Rooij wrote an application called Winget Intune, when I saw this I immediately wanted to use this as a packager…
A customer wanted to install applications after the ESP (Enrollment Status Page) phase. This application configures a BitLocker PIN which, obviously, needs interaction with the user. This is not possible…
This is a quick blog about how to remove the OneDrive Personal Icon from Windows 10. Some users find seeing multiple OneDrive icons in their file browser confusing. So, I…
This blog is about creating the Windows LAPS user via (Proactive) Remediations. The user that you want to manage via Windows LAPS is not created automatically. This blog and script…
This blog is about how to deploy a SCEP certificate connector for Microsoft Intune. The example shows the SCEP connector and the SCEP profile to deploy certificates. This blog is…
This blog is about how to discover specific apps on Intune-managed Windows devices. I needed to check whether TikTok was installed. The Dutch government advises not to install this app…
This post is about getting a notification about untagged Autopilot devices. Just like if your licenses run out, when you have an untagged autopilot device, you want to know! I…
This blog is about showing another example of our Powershell module called PSCloudPC. The example is about Reprovision/Restore Windows 365 devices. My other post is about deploying Windows 365 via…
Stefan Dingemanse and I built a Powershell Module to deploy Windows 365 more easily. We wanted a new challenge. Stefan looked at the Powershell Gallery and there wasn't a Windows…