Intune

What’s up, everyone! In this post I will show how to setup a deployment profile for autopilot, based on a user-driven profile which allows a pre-provisioned deployment. Pre-provisioning is formerly known as the white-glove process. The idea was to demonstrate the deployment process on a Windows 10 system and a Continue Reading

What’s up, everyone!  In this blog I will explain the kiosk mode for Windows 10/11 and how to configure kiosk mode via Endpoint Manager (Intune). Types of Kiosk mode As of this moment, the following Kiosk modes are available; Single-app kiosk mode This mode will automatically start a single UWP Continue Reading

What’s up, everyone!  Here is a real world example where users got the message ‘Get access to this resource’ when the Microsoft Teams desktop app starts. The message also tells us a bit more  ‘This device does not meet your organization’s compliance requirements’. There could be many reasons why this Continue Reading

What’s up, everyone!  Windows 10 devices joined to Intune will not automatically install Windows 11. In this short post we will configure a Feature Update Policy and scope it to a security group. This group will contain devices. Configure Endpoint Manager Logon to Endpoint Manager with a admin account and Continue Reading

What’s up, everyone!  In this post we will configure a VM in VMware Workstation to be able to run Windows 11. Since Windows 11 has some requirements, it will not work out-of-the-box.  Optional; Create the virtual machine In this demo I will create a new VM to install Windows 11  Continue Reading

What’s up, everyone! When you are moving away from an on-premise Exchange server to Exchange Online, you will need to reconfigure you multi-functionals and scan devices to send mail to Exchange Online. This post will give you the three steps you need to perform. Step 1: Check your WAN IP. Continue Reading

Here are some tips on how to test your Autopilot deployment.  Test on a virtual machine! My first advice would be to setup a test virtual machine. You can use your own preferred virtual machine software for this. First create a virtual machine and install it with a Windows 10 Continue Reading

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