A while back, support for app-based authentication was added for Intune, enabling an app to authenticate and use the Graph API. That’s mentioned in the Intune documentation, along with the steps to […]
App-based authentication with Intune
The importance of time
Before you think I’m going off on a philosophical tangent, let me assure you that I have a point to make, and it is indeed about the importance of time. More specifically, […]
Windows Autopilot Companion app updated to support editing the computer name and group tag
If you missed yesterday’s announcement, we enabled editing the computer name and group tag associated with a Windows Autopilot device. You can change those values through the Intune portal now, and you […]
Now you can edit group tags and computer names for Windows Autopilot devices
It’s something that we’ve talked about for a while, and it’s now available. If you navigate to an existing Windows Autopilot device in the Intune device management portal, you can edit the […]
It’s only a matter of time…
Somewhere around 15 years ago, I can remember building out an Exchange 2003 infrastructure – unpacking boxes, setting up servers (I still have my trusty toolkit – can’t assemble servers without a […]
Using a wireless network connection with Windows Autopilot white glove
As part of our Windows Autopilot white glove documentation, we state that Ethernet connectivity is required “due to the requirement to choose a language, locale, and keyboard to make that Wi-fi connection; […]
Windows Autopilot health check: An experiment in Graph API scripting
We have talked to a number of customers over the past months who have run into challenges with Windows Autopilot – sometimes these were simple configuration issues, other times they were self-inflicted […]
Following up from Microsoft Ignite
I posted a blog with the Microsoft Ignite sessions that I thought would be interesting for anyone working with Windows Autopilot. Now, those same session links point to the video recordings of […]
Multi-tenant Intune Graph API usage via PowerShell
I mentioned in my previous blog about the WindowsAutopilotIntune module that I had switched the module over to using the Microsoft.Graph.Intune module so that the same authentication logic could be used across […]
What’s new with the WindowsAutopilotIntune PowerShell module
Some of you have noticed that the WindowsAutopilotIntune module is working differently than it did before, mainly due to the Connect-AutopilotIntune cmdlet disappearing from the module. There’s a good reason for that: […]
