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Introducing the Microsoft Intune product family

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Michael_Wallent
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Oct 12, 2022
More than ever, we are noticing you, as IT leaders and administrators, embrace Microsoft Intune to power productive and secure work. In the last year, the number of Windows, Android, and iOS devices ...
Updated Oct 12, 2022
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lforbes
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Oct 13, 2022

So we have 1025 Group Policies with Preferences, applocker, shortcuts, registry, folders, files, environment variables, control panel settings etc to get to function in Intune/Configuration Manager for 86,000 hospital computers.

I imported the policies and 1/10th of the policy settings were ACTUALLY supported. This makes InTune/Configuration manager pretty useless.

I am still waiting for InTune to catch up to Advanced Group Policy Management that we had back in 2003.

They still haven't got InTune working to the bare minimum that Group Policy was working 22 years ago?

Any ETA on when the will get the ability to tattoo a registry file "run once and don't reapply" OR "remove when no longer applied, OR "always apply every 90 min"

I started as a Domain Admin back in 1995 with Windows NT and even then we had Poledit.exe that let us set a registry key on every computer that the policy applied to.