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Windows Autopilot Device Preparation aka Autopilot v2 Step by Step Guide

2025-01-30T23:07:00.001+05:30

Windows Autopilot device preparation aims to simplify device provisioning, enhance the overall setup speed, and improve troubleshooting capabilities. This is also known as Windows Autopilot v2. The Windows Autopilot device preparation doesn’t require importing the device hash and it simply uses the device serial number to identify a device as a corporate device.

When using Windows Autopilot device preparation, the device should not registered with Windows Autopilot service. If the device is already registered with Windows Autopilot service, you need to deregister the same. Otherwise, the Windows Autopilot policy will take precedence.

Please see the complete article on my new blog https://techuisitive.com

https://techuisitive.com/windows-autopilot-device-preparation-aka-autopilot-v2-step-by-step-guide/

Windows Autopilot - Microsoft Intune

2024-03-15T00:08:00.004+05:30

Windows Autopilot is a collection of technologies used to set up and pre-configure new devices, getting them ready for productive use. Windows Autopilot can be used to deploy Windows PCs. Windows Autopilot simplifies the Windows device lifecycle, for both IT and end users, from initial deployment to end of life. Using cloud-based services, Windows Autopilot.

You can find Windows Autopilot related posts on my new blog https://techuisitive.com/

How to Provision Windows 10 / 11 Device using Intune and Windows Autopilot
How to Configure Enrollment Status Page (ESP) in Microsoft Intune
Get Hardware Hash for Windows Autopilot

Windows 10 / 11 Build version

2023-05-23T00:38:00.001+05:30

The Windows 10 / 11 build version number can be used to identify each Windows version uniquely. In SCCM | ConfigMgr, you can use WQL query to create collection based on Windows build version to deploy applications or policies to specific version only. In Microsoft Intune, you can use build version to create Azure AD group or assignment filters based on OS build number to narrow down your policy deployment scope. Checkout complete post on my new blog. https://techuisitive.com/windows-10-11-operating-system-build-versions/

Configure Management Point for HTTPS

2022-11-19T01:25:00.001+05:30

Microsoft deprectaed HTTP-only communication in Configuration Manager to increase security. The HTTP-only communication will not be supported with first release after Oct 31, 2022. Hence, existing infrastructure should be configured for HTTPS based communication in ConfigMgr. The HTTPS communication can be enabled using PKI certificates or Configuration Manager Enhanced HTTP option. The HTTPS communication is also required for Management Point if you want to use Cloud Management Gateway (CMG) to support internet-based clients. If you are not ready for HTTPS based communication for all clients and need HTTPS management point for CMG only then dedicate a management point for CMG and configure that one for HTTPS

See complete article on my new blog.

https://www.techuisitive.com/post/configure-management-point-for-https-configmgr-sccm

Deny Write Access to USB Devices Using Intune Catalog Settings

2022-05-08T22:24:00.002+05:30

The USB devices are a quick way to move the data across different devices. However it's also pose a huge risk to corporate data security. Hence organization either block the usage of USB devices or deny write access.

In this blog post, we will discuss how to deny write access to USB devices using Microsoft Endpoint Manager / Intune. We will also discuss the approach to provide an exception whenever there is a genuine business needs.
Read the complete article on our new blog.
https://www.techuisitive.com/post/deny-write-access-to-usb-devices-using-intune-catalog-settings

Intune Win32 App Deployment and troubleshooting articles

2022-04-20T15:12:00.001+05:30

Microsoft Endpoint Manager | Intune Win32 app deployment and troubleshooting articles at our new blog Techuisitive.

Win32 App Detection Rules  
Win32 App Dependencies 
Win32 App Supersedence 

Intune Win32 App vs LOB 

Troubleshooting's:
https://www.techuisitive.com/post/intune-win32-app-deployment-failed-with-error-code-0x80070643 

https://www.techuisitive.com/post/intune-win32-app-deployment-failed-with-error-0x87d1041c 

https://www.techuisitive.com/post/intune-win32-app-deployment-failed-with-error-0x87d300c9 

https://www.techuisitive.com/post/intune-win32-app-failed-with-error-code-0x80070653

Intune - Error Code Refference

2022-03-23T01:46:00.004+05:30

This post is a collection of Microsoft Endpoint Manager / Intune error codes and reference articles.

Intune : Win32 App Deployment

Intune : Win32 app deployment failed with error code 0x87D300C9

Error code : 0x87D300C9

Error Description: The unmonitored process is in progress, however it may timeout.

Intune : Win32 app deployment failed with error code 0x80070653

Error code: 0x80070653 Decimal: 1619

Error Name: ERROR_INSTALL_PACKAGE_OPEN_FAILED

Error Description: This installation package could not be opened. Verify that the package exists and that you can access it, or contact the application vendor to verify that this is a valid Windows Installer package.

Intune : Win32 app deployment failed with error code 0x87D1041C

Error code : 0x87D1041C

Error Description: The application was not detected after installation completed successfully.

Intune: Win32 app deployment failed with error code 0x80070643

Error code: 0x80070643 Decimal: 1603

Error Name: ERROR_INSTALL_FAILURE

Error Description: Fatal Error during installation.
Read complete article on my new blog.
https://www.techuisitive.com/post/microsoft-endpoint-manager-error-code-reference

Intune - Understanding Win32 App Detection Rules

2022-03-23T01:33:00.001+05:30

In Microsoft Intune, Detection Rules are used to determine the presense of a Win32 App. The detection rules ensure that app installation only start if it's not installed yet. A Win32 App can have multiple detection rules and all detection rule must be met to detect the application. However in the case of an Uninstall, only one detection rule should match in order to trigger uninstall.

Read complete article on my new blog.

https://www.techuisitive.com/post/intune-understanding-win32-app-detection-rules

Block USB Device Access with Exceptions | Microsoft Endpoint Manager | Intune

2021-10-28T19:13:00.001+05:30

Microsoft Endpoint Manager includes Endpoint security policies which you can use to secure your device and mitigate the risks. The Endpoint security blade list all the tools available through Endpoint Manager that you will use to keep devices secure.

In this blog post, we will discuss how to block USB device access using Microsoft Endpoint Manager (Intune) Device Control settings. We will also discuss how to manage exceptions so user's with genuine business need can still access USB media's.

Read the complete article on my new blog here.

Intune - Configure Edge Chromium Homepage & Startup Page

2021-09-18T21:57:00.001+05:30

Microsoft Endpoint Manager (Intune) Device Configuration profiles allow you to add and configure settings, and then push these settings to devices in your organization. In this post, we will create a Device configuration profile in Microsoft Intune to set Home page and Startup page in Microsoft Edge.

Please continue with this article on my new blog platform here.

Invalid_Client error when joining Windows 10 device to Azure AD tenant

2021-09-18T18:26:00.002+05:30

When trying to join a Windows 10 device to the Azure AD tenant using Windows 10 Settings > Access Work or School > Connect > Join this Device to Azure AD , I get the following error.

Looks like we can't connect to the URL for your organization's MDM terms of use. Try again, or contact your system administrator with the problem information from this page.

Error: Invalid_Client

Description: Failed to authenticate user
We have moved to a new platform. Please continue with this article here.

Intune - Upgrade / Replace Win32 App with Supersedence relationship

2021-09-18T18:22:00.002+05:30

In Microsoft Intune, Supersedence enables you to update and replace existing Win32 apps with newer versions of the same app or an entirely different Win32 app. Supersedence relationships can be created when adding or modifying a Win32 app within Endpoint Manager. The Supersedence steps allow you to specify any supersedence relationships related to the Win32 app.

In this post, we will replace the existing version of Notepad++ with a newer version through Win32 App deployment.

Intune - Windows 10 MDM- Basic troubleshooting

2021-09-18T18:20:00.000+05:30

This post will brief you about the options available to validate policy deployment from Intune and collect the logs for diagnostics.

Validate Intune policies status from "Access to work or school" and collect diagnostics logs

The "Access to work or school" page in Windows 10 settings contain useful information about Intune policies. This can be the first place to quickly check if required policies have been applied to the device. As you can see in below screenshot, the Policies section list all policies currently managed by organization. Similarly, the Application section list all applications which are currently managed by organization.
Please continue with the article on my new blog here.

MEM - Deploy Microsoft store app using Filters & AAD Group

2021-05-29T23:31:00.000+05:30

Microsoft recently introduced Filters in Microsoft Endpoint Manager which allow more granular targeting of application and policies to specific devices. In this blog post, we will see how we can deploy a Microsoft store app to group of devices using Azure AD group and MEM Filters.

We will deploy Microsoft Whiteboard to all Windows 10 Devices which Device Category is 'Training Devices'. For this example, we already approved Microsoft Whiteboard application in Microsoft Store for Business (MSfB) and it's synced with Microsoft Endpoint Manager.
Please go through complete article on our new blog here.

Microsoft Endpoint Manager Quiz

2021-03-30T16:27:00.001+05:30

Introducing Microsoft Endpoint Manager Quiz at https://www.techuisitive.com/quiz . Please keep visiting to find more quiz related with Microsoft Endpoint Manager, Amazon Workspace, Windows Virtual Desktops and PowerShell scripting.

MECM - Software Deployment Strategy

2021-01-18T15:40:00.006+05:30

A good software deployment strategy is required when you are deploying an application from Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager. A robust deployment plan will help you in error free deployment , limit the damage in case of an issue and minimize the recovery efforts.

Read complete article on our Techuisitive blog here.

Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (MECM) - Online instructor led training

2021-01-18T15:32:00.002+05:30

Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (MECM) is a management platform for Windows endpoints, providing inventory, software distribution, Patch management, operating system imaging, settings, compliance and security management.

Check out our complete training catalogue here.

Powershell Script: Validate if Computer account exists in Active Directory

2020-05-11T00:02:00.001+05:30

The below script will let you quickly validate if given computers are exists in Active Directory. You have to keep both script and Computer.txt in same location. Add the computers name in text file separated by new line. The result will be saved in Output.csv file in script folder.

$File = "$PSScriptRoot\Computers.txt"

$LogFile = "$PSScriptRoot\Output.csv"

# Function to WriteLog File

Function WriteLog($Msg)

{

$Text = $Msg

Add-Content -Path $LogFile $text

Write-Host $Text

}

$ComputerList = Get-Content -Path $File

$TotalRecord = ($ComputerList).Count

foreach ($computer in $ComputerList){

$error.clear()

try{$ADComputer = Get-ADComputer $computer -Properties *}

catch{ WriteLog "$computer,Does not Exists in AD"}

if (!$error) { WriteLog "$computer,Computer exists in AD"}

}

Powershell Script to get computer hardware and software details

2019-11-24T22:45:00.000+05:30

This Powershell script will collect Hardware & Software details from provided remote computers.

Key points:

Collect the data for two computers. You need to provide at least one computer name.
The result will be saved in an Excel file in script directory.
You can quickly compare the data for two computers which will be helpful in troubleshooting client issues.

Download Instructions:

Click here to open the script in browser
Click on Download button
Remove .txt extension from file name

How to Run:

Right click on script and select "Run with Powershell"

Note: More features will be added in next versions.

Basic Excel Functions you should know to make your work life easier

2019-06-16T19:53:00.002+05:30

As an IT Professional you may have to deal with lots of data every day. I have seen many experienced IT admins spending quite lots of time on the activities which can be quickly performed in Excel if you know few basic Excel formulas.

I will explain most commonly used Excel functions here. Let's start with the String Functions.

String Functions:

Microsoft Excel offers many functions to manipulate string data.

1. LEFT()

LEFT Function allows you to extract the leftmost characters from a string.
Syntax : =LEFT(Text,Num_Chars)

The Text parameter refers to the string you want to manipulate
The Num_Chars parameter refers to the number of characters from left side of string you want to extract.

Example:

In the below example, we have extracted first 4 characters from left.

2. RIGHT()

RIGHT Function allows you to extract the rightmost characters from a string.
Syntax : =RIGHT(Text,Num_Chars)

The Text parameter refers to the string you want to manipulate
The Num_Chars parameter refers to the number of characters from right side of string you want to extract.

Example:

In the below example, we have extracted last 8 characters from string.

3. MID()

MID Function allows you to extract the characters from middle of a string.
Syntax : =MID(Text,Start_Num, Num_Chars)

The Text parameter refers to the string you want to manipulate
The Start_Num parameter refers to the numeric start position for extraction with in source string.
The Num_Chars parameter refers to the number of characters you want to extract from Start Position of source string.

Example:

In the below example, we have extracted a word 'EXAMPLE' from source string.

Start Position :12
No Of characters to extract: 7

4. LEN()

Len() function return the length of source string in number of characters.
Syntax : =LEN(Text)

The Text parameter refers to the string which length you want to know.

Example:

5. FIND()

FIND() function allow you to know the starting position of certain character / word with in source string. The function return the starting position of character / word with in source string.

Syntax : =FIND(find_text,within_text)

The Text parameter refers to the sub string which you want to find in source string.
The Within_text parameter refer to the source string where you want to find a text.

Example:

Note: Please note that FIND() function is CASE SENSITIVES. We have another function 'SEARCH()' in Excel which is not case sensitive. The syntax of functions are same. Hence you can use them based on your requirements.

6. TRIM()

The Excel TRIM() function removes extra spaces from source string. The TRIM function removes extra spaces from beginning of string, end of string, and between the string leaving only single space between words.

Syntax : =TRIM(text)

The Text parameter refers to the string which you want to truncates.

Example:

Real world examples:

Now, you are familiar with basic string functions. Let's go through few real world examples utilizing combination of above functions to understand them better.

Example 1: FIND and LEFT

You need NETBIOS name for 1000+ computers. However, the list which you received contains computer FQDN. The challenge here is that Netbios name length is different for each computers. Hence you can't rely solely on LEFT() function.

The solution would be to dynamically find number of characters which you want to extract. One you know the number of characters to be extracted, you can use LEFT() function to extract the characters. See the approach below which we can use in this scenario.

Find the position of first "." in given string. The position number returned will always 1 more than length of Netbios name.
Nest the Find() formula with in LEFT() function. So, instead of providing no of characters to extract, you have to nest FIND() function with in LEFT function to dynamically find no of characters to be extracted.

Example 2 : TRIM

You received list of employee which are in First Name and Last name format. However, you need to present that in Display Name format. Both first name and last name contains extra spaces and when you join them using & the result does not looks good. Please see the example in first picture.

Now you can use TRIM function to rescue your self. Please see the example below to understand how you can use TRIM function along with ampersand (&) Operator to join the string after truncates extra space using TRIM function.

Stay tuned. We will publish more articles to give you more examples (easy and complex) from real world. You can subscribe to the blog if you want an alert when a new article published.

The Excel workbook used for above examples are available here for your reference.

Understanding SCCM SQL Views

2018-12-08T01:02:00.003+05:30

The Configuration Manager 2012 / Current Branch come with many built in reports which are sufficient for day to day requirements. However, you still have to deal with SQL query to pull custom details directly from SCCM database based on requirement. As an SCCM administrator you must have good understanding of SQL query in order order to pull these information from SCCM database directly. One of the key requirement here is to have understanding of SCCM DB schema. Once you know which information are stored in which SQL view, you can easily write a SQL query to pull out information.

Know SCCM SQL Views:

The SCCM SQL View v_SchemaViews contain the details of all views. You can use below SQL query to get a list of all views.

Select * from v_SchemaViews

Since, SCCM creates one separate view for each collection, the list will be quite long. You can filter the result by excluding Collection views from query.

Select * from v_SchemaViews where Type <> 'Collection'

Details of SCCM Views and Their Naming Conventions:

These views can be grouped into following.

Resource Views:

Resource views represent discovery data, which include any resources that were discovers on the network. These views name start with V_R.

The four main discovery views are , v_R_System for system resources, v_R_User for user resources, v_R_UserGroup for user group resources, and v_R_UnknownSystem for unknown systems.

Resource Array Views:

Resource Array views contain data where there can be more than one value for a resource, such as IP Address or User Organizational Unit (OU) name. The name of most of these views start with V_RA.

Examples:

V_RA_System_IPAddresess : List the IP addresses of discovered system resource

V_RA_System_SystemGroupName : List all system resources which are in an associated Active Directory group.

You can find more details about Discovery Views (Resource & Resource Array) here.

Inventory Views:

Inventory views contain current inventory data for hardware, software ,clients, files, products, and so forth in the Configuration Manager hierarchy. These views are named as V_GS.

Select * from v_SchemaViews where type = 'inventory'

Inventory History Views:

Inventory History views contain inventory history data for hardware, software ,clients, files, products, and so forth in the Configuration Manager hierarchy. These views are named as V_HS_.

Other Views

V_Collection : The V_Collection SQL view display the properties of site's collections.

v_Package : The v_Package SQL view display the properties of site's packages.

v_Advertisements: The v_Advertisements SQL view display the properties of Advertisements.

v_Reports: Display the properties of Reports

You can find complete details of all views in Configuration Manager 2012 here.

Windows Administrator Basics: Managing Windows Services from Powershell

2018-04-28T22:13:00.003+05:30

This is the third article of 'Windows Administrator Basics : Windows Services" series. In this series we will learn to manage Windows services from Powershell. If you have not read previous articles then follow below links to navigate through them.

Part1: Windows Administrator Basics: Windows Services
Part2: Windows Administrator Basics: Managing Windows services from command line

Get status of a service using Get-Service cmdlets

The Get-Service cmdlets allow you to list services on local computer.

Examples: List all services on the computer

PowerShell

PS C:\> Get-Service

Status Name DisplayName
------ ---- -----------
Running AdobeARMservice Adobe Acrobat Update Service
Stopped AJRouter AllJoyn Router Service
Stopped ALG Application Layer Gateway Service
Stopped AppReadiness App Readiness
Stopped BDESVC BitLocker Drive Encryption Service

Examples: List all services which match a search string

PowerShell

PS C:\> Get-Service -DisplayName "*Application*"

Status Name DisplayName
------ ---- -----------
Stopped ALG Application Layer Gateway Service
Stopped AppIDSvc Application Identity
Running Appinfo Application Information
Stopped AppMgmt Application Management
Stopped COMSysApp COM+ System Application

Examples: List all Running Services

PowerShell

PS C:\> Get-Service | Where-Object {$_.Status -eq "Running"}

Status Name DisplayName
------ ---- -----------
Running AdobeARMservice Adobe Acrobat Update Service
Running Appinfo Application Information
Running AppXSvc AppX Deployment Service (AppXSVC)
Running aswbIDSAgent aswbIDSAgent
Running AudioEndpointBu... Windows Audio Endpoint Builder

Examples: Get status of specific service

PowerShell

PS C:\> Get-Service -Name BITS

Examples: Get status of specific service on Remote Computer

To get the status of a service on remote computer you just need to add -ComputerName parameter

PowerShell

PS C:\> Get-Service -ComputerName Desktop-9OP8RCA -Name BITS

Status Name DisplayName
------ ---- -----------
Running BITS Background Intelligent Transfer Ser...

Start and Stop service using Start-Service and Stop-Service cmdlets

As name suggest, the Stop-Service cmdlets allow you to stop a service while Start-Service cmdlets allow you to start a service. The below examples show usage of both cmdlets to start / stop service on local or remote computer.

Examples: Stop a service

PowerShell

PS C:\> Stop-Service -Name BITS

Another way is to get a service using Get-Service cmdlets and then pass the output to Stop-Service cmdlets using Piping.

PowerShell

PS C:\> Get-Service -Name BITS | Stop-Service

The benefits of using second methods is that it support remote services as well. While Get-Service cmdlet support remote services, Start-Service and Stop-Service cmdlets do not. However, the result can be achieved by usage of Piping.

See the below example to understand how Piping was used to start and stop a service on remote computer

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Windows Administrator Basics: Managing Services from Command Line

2018-04-21T01:59:00.001+05:30

Managing Windows services from command line

Part1: Windows Administrator Basics: Windows Services
Part3: Windows Administrator Basics: Managing Windows services from Powershell

Net Command: You can use NET START and NET STOP command to start and stop Windows service.

Using Net command to start a Windows Service

NET START < ServiceName >

Using Net command to stop a Windows Service

NET STOP < Service Name >

SC (Service Control) Command : SC.exe is a powerful command line tool to manage Windows Services. This can be used to Query, Start,Stop,Create or Delete a Windows service. This tool can manage the services on remote computer as well. In this article, we are going to explore Query , start and stop options only.

Query Service status of specific service on Local machine

SC QUERY < Service Name >

Query Service status of specific service on Remote machine

SC < \\Computer Name > QUERY < Service Name >

Query Service status of all services on local machine

SC QUERY

Stop a Service on local machine

SC STOP < Service Name >

Start a Service on local machine

SC START < Service Name >

Start a service on Remote machine

SC < \\Computer Name > START < Service Name >

Stop a service on Remote machine

SC < \\Computer Name > STOP < Service Name >

Windows Administrator Basics: Windows Services

2018-04-18T23:40:00.000+05:30

What is Windows Services

A Windows Service is a computer program that operates in the background. A service don’t have a user interface. They are intended to provide core operating system features such as Event logging, printing or error reporting. Some applications install their own services. Antivirus applications are one of such example. They install different services to enable real time monitoring of your system.

Services Console

Services console provide an interface to view and manage services. The Services console can be launched in different way. However the easiest way to launch services console is to type "Services" in Windows 10 Search Box. You can now see 'Services - Desktop App' in the list. Just click on Services icon to open Services console.

The Services Console will be opened. You can view, start, stop and configure Windows services from Services Console. To see the description of a service, click on the service and description will appear in left pane. The description is often sufficient to make you understand the purpose of specific service.

Properties:

To view the details of a service, right click on service and select Properties.

Properties: General Tab

There are four tabs in services properties. We will first understand the details available in General tab of Properties window.

Service Name: Most of the time you need this when dealing with services from command line or scripts.

Display Name: This is the full name of service. You will find this name in Services console.

Path to Executable: This is the path of services. For BITS and many other Windows services, you will see executable path is set to svchost.exe. Service Host (svchost.exe) is a process that hosts other Windows services that perform various system functions. There can be multiple instances of svchost.exe running on your computer, with each instance containing a different service.

Startup Type: There are four startup type available for a service. They are:

Automatic : The service is started automatically during windows boot process.
Automatic (Delayed) : Delayed service wait to start until all Automatic services are started.
Manual : The service is in stop state by default. However it can be started by another application when required.
Disabled : The service will not start until condition is set to any other startup type.

Service Status: Shows current status of the service.

Properties: Log On Tab

The Log On tab allow you to configure whether the service is logged on as local system account or other account. This is mostly useful in server environment when resource access on other servers are required.

Properties: Recovery Tab

The Recovery tab allows you to define actions that can be performed on service failure. You can define an action for first, second and subsequent failure. You can also enable custom action such as executing a script which will send an email to administrator to notify about service failure.

Properties: Dependencies Tab

The Dependencies tab have two sections. The first section lists the system components required for the service to work. The second section lists the service that depends on the selected service.

In this example, The BITS service has a dependency over Remote Procedure Call (RPC) service. The BITS service will not work until RPC service is started. The second section is blank as other services are not depended on BITS.

Part2: Windows Administrator Basics: Managing Windows services from command line
Part3: Windows Administrator Basics: Managing Windows services from Powershell

Now Available: Update 1802 for System Center Configuration Manager

2018-04-15T00:42:00.001+05:30

https://cloudblogs.microsoft.com/enterprisemobility/2018/03/22/now-available-update-1802-for-system-center-configuration-manager/

Equebal Ahmad Blog

Windows Autopilot Device Preparation aka Autopilot v2 Step by Step Guide

Windows Autopilot - Microsoft Intune

How to Provision Windows 10 / 11 Device using Intune and Windows AutopilotHow to Configure Enrollment Status Page (ESP) in Microsoft IntuneGet Hardware Hash for Windows Autopilot

Windows 10 / 11 Build version

Configure Management Point for HTTPS

Deny Write Access to USB Devices Using Intune Catalog Settings

Intune Win32 App Deployment and troubleshooting articles

Intune - Error Code Refference

Intune : Win32 App Deployment

Error Description: The unmonitored process is in progress, however it may timeout.

Error Description: ​The application was not detected after installation completed successfully.

Intune - Understanding Win32 App Detection Rules

Block USB Device Access with Exceptions | Microsoft Endpoint Manager | Intune

Intune - Configure Edge Chromium Homepage & Startup Page

Invalid_Client error when joining Windows 10 device to Azure AD tenant

Intune - Upgrade / Replace Win32 App with Supersedence relationship

Table of Contents:

Intune - Windows 10 MDM- Basic troubleshooting

Validate Intune policies status from "Access to work or school" and collect diagnostics logs

MEM - Deploy Microsoft store app using Filters & AAD Group

Microsoft Endpoint Manager Quiz

MECM - Software Deployment Strategy

Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (MECM) - Online instructor led training

Powershell Script: Validate if Computer account exists in Active Directory

Powershell Script to get computer hardware and software details

Basic Excel Functions you should know to make your work life easier

Understanding SCCM SQL Views

Windows Administrator Basics: Managing Windows Services from Powershell

Windows Administrator Basics: Managing Services from Command Line

Windows Administrator Basics: Windows Services

Now Available: Update 1802 for System Center Configuration Manager

How to Provision Windows 10 / 11 Device using Intune and Windows Autopilot
How to Configure Enrollment Status Page (ESP) in Microsoft Intune
Get Hardware Hash for Windows Autopilot

Error Description: The application was not detected after installation completed successfully.