Ever wondered how Autopilot knows a security policy applied during ESP? This blog unpacks the hidden role of EntDMID, the ExpectedPolicies file, and why timing is everything if you try to manipulate it

This blog is about a weird issue in which Windows Hello for Business (WHfB) shows the “Set up a PIN” screen but fails to display the PIN input field.

This blog is about a case where the classic Outlook stopped signing in, throwing CAA2000B and 4usqa errors.

Blocking dm.microsoft.com at the proxy level stops the Device Inventory and EPM agents from installing. This blog explains why

If something seems too good to be true, it probably is.
When evaluating third-party patching strategies for your business, it is critical to look beyond bold promises and flashy catalog numbers.
What does it really mean to adopt a solution that relies on community-sourced application catalogs?
The hidden risks might cost far more than you think.

Windows 11 24H2 introduces a change that prevents AppLocker Script Rules from enforcing Constrained Language Mode in PowerShell. This blog explains what changed, and why it matters!

Devices locking after a minute, but no timeout set in Intune? It’s not a bug — it’s your compliance policy. The “inactivity before password is required” setting triggers EAS, which enforces a lock via DeviceLock CSP. Even without a config profile, the policy applies silently.

This blog explains what can go wrong when there’s no proper Autopilot deregistration or offboarding process in place, and how something as simple as a motherboard replacement can lead to enrollment failures, tenant conflicts, and even serious security risks if the device ends up in the wrong hands

This blog explores why Intune Platform enrollment restrictions don’t always block outdated Windows versions, when you configured an additional policy

This blog is about a new kind of silent recovery built into Windows. It’s not about safe mode or startup repair but something more powerful! Something that can quietly bring your devices back when they no longer can boot to Windows. We’re diving into Quick Machine Recovery.