In the category of “stuff probably not worth a separate blog” category, I’ll combine some notes together into a single post. Let’s go through those one at a time. New white glove […]
As Per Larsen blogged this week, the recent Edge stable release now has a new MSI parameter to skip the desktop shortcut. From the release notes: Added an MSI command line parameter […]
This one falls squarely in the “I can’t believe I’m doing another blob about group tags” category. Past examples: Group tags with spaces? Fun with Azure AD dynamic groups Now you can […]
Over time, I’ve created a whole bunch of VMs for testing Windows Autopilot. They are named so that I can keep track of the Windows 10 build, the environment they are tied […]
Building on top of the script that I blogged about just over a month ago (time flies), I’ve now posted a new version. A few changes this time around: Apparently the MSI […]
In an average day, I provision a bunch of Windows 10 devices using Microsoft Intune and Windows Autopilot, including Office 365 ProPlus. But somehow I never actually launched Outlook (or if I […]
If you are using Intune and haven’t yet set up a mechanism to deliver certificates to your MDM-managed devices, you should probably do so – at some point you’ll need to, and […]
Many of you using Windows Autopilot have used Azure AD dynamic groups for various purposes, leveraging the Group Tag value that has been assigned to a device. Somewhere along the line, people […]
A quick note: A few people noticed that you couldn’t select the new Microsoft Edge app types when selecting the list of blocking apps in an enrollment status page profile. That’s been […]
I published a new script on the PowerShell Gallery called AutopilotDeviceSync. This grabs a list of all your Windows Autopilot devices, Azure AD devices (including Hybrid Azure AD Join devices synced from […]
I resisted the urge to add a switch to the Get-WindowsAutopilotInfo script to add the device to Windows Autopilot using the Intune Graph API. But since people were doing it anyway in […]
I admit it, I’ve been procrastinating. I’ve been carrying around podcasting equipment for months, intending to use it from hotel rooms around the world to create podcasts for those that prefer audio […]
I published a script last week that I talked about in a previous blog which would dump out information from the registry to tell you what happened during a Windows Autopilot deployment, […]
In my previous post, I mentioned changing some PowerShell cmdlets. Here’s the definition for the cmdlet used to create a new item: It’s simple enough: You specify the required mode and display […]
As I have been working my way through an e-mail backlog, I have been making adjustments to the WindowsAutopilotIntune module to address feedback and requests from those that contacted me. The first […]
One of the challenges with Windows Autopilot that I’ve talked about at various events is troubleshooting – if everything goes well, you’re happy, but if something goes wrong, figuring out what that […]
UPDATE 2020/04/16: See my updated post for an easier way. Or more accurately, “a crash course into the inner workings of modern browser installers (which really aren’t that modern).” I really don’t […]
I wrote a blog post back in September that talked about Windows 10 running on ARM64. In that, I talked a little about WOW64 on ARM64, which enables an ARM64 device to […]
You might have noticed that there are new properties available in Windows Autopilot user-driven scenarios, both for Azure AD Join: And for Hybrid Azure AD Join: But if you try it, you’ll […]
As I discussed in a previous blog, CSP partners (who could be distributors, resellers, or service providers) are able to register devices for Windows Autopilot on behalf of customers using Partner Center, […]
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