In cases where an organization does not want to pay the hefty cost of ServceNow’s Integration Hub, there is a way to still be able to import your Intune assets into ServiceNow via the MS Service Graph API. In this guide, we will be retrieving Intune assets and importing them into the ServiceNow CMDB. Azure SetupRegister an app to use … Read More
Evaluating Apple MDM Products
About 6 months ago I moved to a new company and, after having been a Windows Admin for basically the previous decade, I’m now a de facto Mac Admin, though I don’t consider myself an expert in macOS or iOS yet. I’m learning quickly, but I also feel like I may have some more conservative views for managing Macs that … Read More
Preinstalling Windows Terminal on a Generalized Windows Image
In this post, I will show you the steps required to preinstall Windows Terminal (or any signed MSIX Application) to a generalized Windows image. The goal of this post is to create an image of Windows 10 that can be deployed to an IT department that already has Windows Terminal baked into the OS, instead of having to go out … Read More
Using PowerShell and Graph to update Azure AD user photos in bulk
Introduction In this post, I’ll give you some background information and show you how to utilize the Microsoft Graph API to bulk update Azure AD user photos. If you’d like to skip the background information and get straight to the nitty-gritty, click here. Background I work at a private K-12 school in the United States. Like many schools out there, … Read More
A Password Expiration Script
Script Introduction This post will go through the steps required to create and deploy a password expiration script to run daily and send an email to all users whose passwords will expire in a set number of days. Scheduled tasks are the recommended implementation for this password expiration script. There are probably other ways to implement this script; however, this … Read More
FSLogix App Masking Rules for M365 Apps
I’m deploying Azure Virtual Desktop currently for a client and they want a “general shared desktop” pool that will have a bunch of core apps including Microsoft 365 Apps installed. However, not every user will be licensed for Visio or Project, and only a very select few users are allowed to use Publisher, and fewer still allowed MS Access (They’ve … Read More
Microsoft Teams Cache, a burden to us all
Microsoft Teams Cache, we’ve all been there in the last year and a half. Microsoft Teams is working fine, then it’s not. What happened? I restarted Teams and it’s still acting weird. Well, Teams is an interesting app when it comes to its cache. It relies heavily on it. I personally do not know all the ins and outs of … Read More
Get rid of the “Continue connecting?” prompt for your policy-configured wifi networks
As of Windows 11, we noticed that we were getting prompted to continue connecting to a network that we’d never had a problem with before. It’s already defined in group policy, so this new behavior is puzzling and annoying. The certificate in question is for the NPS/Radius server our network uses to validate credentials for the wifi. I really had … Read More
Removing The Built-in Teams App in Windows 11 with Intune
Intro So you’ve started rolling out Windows 11 to your endpoints, and your users got confused and upset over the consumer teams apps that is installed? Understandably you wish to do something about this. No worries mate, Intune Proactive Remediations to the rescue! The Solution The code below fixes two things. It removes the chat by writing the registry key … Read More
Installing The Configuration Manager Client During Autopilot
the content in this blog post is no longer valid for autopilot scenarios, you should be using the new “Enroll to co-management from Windows Autopilot” instead as it is far more reliable and easier to setup Hey siri, write a blog post for me. Deploying the Configuration manager client is usually pretty simple. the procedure is well documented. However there … Read More