Device Enrolment

With all this chat about macOS device management in Microsoft Intune, I wonder how many people are macOS users but still need to test Microsoft Intune settings on Windows devices? Well fear not, there is a way to deploy a Windows Autopilot Virtual machine on your macOS device for testing.

Migrating iOS/iPadOS device to Microsoft Intune shouldn’t be a headache, and assignment of Automated Device Enrolment profiles with Apple Business Manager integration isn’t the exception.

What if you want to ensure that all of your Microsoft Teams Rooms System accounts, and any future accounts can enrol using Android Device Administrator in Microsoft Intune?

What happens if you’ve allowed Windows, iOS, Android, and macOS devices to enrol into Microsoft Microsoft Intune in all kinds of ways, and now you’re in a situation where devices that should be marked as corporate are marked as personal or unknown?

Now that we know how powerful Autopilot Group Tags can be, we should look into how we can retrofit devices with these Group Tags when the OEM or Supplier didn’t bother doing their part of the deal.

Making your users lives easier with Android Fully Managed Corporate Owned enrolment, this time auto adding a corporate wireless network.

Ever had to add notes to Intune Managed Devices in bulk? Me either, well not until a few weeks ago when I needed an easy way to update the notes field on 100’s of devices.

A hidden gem with Autopilot service, is the Group Tag attribute for Autopilot devices, this tag can be provided during the pre-registration by a supplier or OEM, and can be configured or updated after the device has been imported. What can we use it for in Intune?

What happens when your Android Fully Managed Corporate Owned users get a new Android 11 device and they can’t enrol to Intune using mobile data, well there’s a fix for that.