In this blog, I’ll walk you through some powerful troubleshooting techniques to help you tackle issues during Windows Autopilot Device Preparation...
Intune Company Portal App Refreshed!
This blog will focus on the new look of the improved Intune Company Portal UI and examine how this refreshed look will also improve the user...
Unlocking OSConfig: Windows Server 2025 Security Baselines and Drift Control
Learn to secure Windows Server 2025 with OSConfig by implementing security baselines and drift control for robust configuration management
Get-AutopilotDiagnostics: Your Go-To Tool for Autopilot Enrollment Troubleshooting
Troubleshoot Autopilot issues with Get-AutopilotDiagnostics and its community version with its more advanced features.
Windows Server 2025 Installcalypse?!
Explore the chaos of Windows Server 2025 upgrades. Learn what went wrong, who’s impacted, and why Microsoft isn’t entirely to blame.
Advanced IME and ESP Troubleshooting with PowerShell Scripts
In this post, we’re taking you step-by-step through the IME’s ESP detection flow, showing how each phase works and providing scripts to streamline your troubleshooting process.
Under the hood of the IME: The ESP Phases Explained!
This blog explores that exact frustration, breaking down how IME tracks the Enrollment Status Page (ESP) and what happens when it thinks a device hasn’t left Account Setup.
Solving the Mystery of Win32 Apps Stuck at 100% in the Company Portal
This blog will focus on what could be causing your Win32apps to get stuck at 100% installation when installing from the Company Portal. We’ll walk you through the unusual symptoms we encountered, how you can trace the root cause, and why something as simple as a misconfigured PowerShell Execution Policy can completely derail your app deployments and Windows Autopilot enrollments
PSAppDeployToolkit v4 – What’s New and Why You Should Upgrade
PSAppDeployToolkit V4 offers the future of application deployment. Discover how secure deployments can be seamless and faster with future release, PSADT V4.
The IME Client Cert Checker.. and More?
What’s Microsoft up to now? If you’re managing devices with Intune, keep an eye on the Intune Management Extension (IME) Cert Checker. It’s already making its way into certain tenants, ensuring devices have the right certificates for secure communication. But here’s where it gets interesting—there’s a function called IsTenantFlighted that could be part of something bigger.
Could it have a role in preventing uninstallation? You’ll need to read the blog to uncover what’s really going on
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