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Threat Severity missing in Intune policy
I was updating our Intune Antivirus policy today and noticed that the threat severity section is gone. When I saved the changes, I did another review of the Defender settings and they have been removed from the policy. Anyone else seeing this or know how to get them back?Google Meet Links Not Opening on Intune-Managed Devices
We recently encountered an issue where Google Meet links could not be opened on devices managed via Microsoft Intune. This behavior was consistent across multiple users and devices, and it raised questions about whether this was a configuration issue, a policy conflict, or something else entirely. Symptoms Clicking a Google Meet link (e.g., https://meet.google.com/xyz-abc-def) results in no action. Tried to open it from Outlook, Gmail or Google-Calendar When Opening with the Browser, we get a Redirection to Google-Play-Store, but the Google-Meet App ist already installed. Behavior is consistent across Outlook, Teams, and other apps that handle links. We tried different Default Browers (Edge and Chrome) and Outlook, Gmail, Google Calendar and Google Meets are configured as managed Apps Is this a known Issue or can this be fixed with Intune Configurations? Looking forward to your feedback.
Outlook cache mode set to download 3 months of emails
Hi ladies and gents, We have a requirement to set Outlook cache mode set to download 3 months of emails. The environment consists of Exchange Online, Intune and M365 and the devices are cloud native Win 11. Could you please advise the best way to achieve this. GPO is not an option, and Intune does not have a policy for this.Remed Script to delete Reg Value
Hi All I hope you are well. Anyway, pulling hair out this one, so could someone help me compile a Detect and Remed script to delete the following Reg key please: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\WindowsUpdate Value I need removed is the SetActiveHours one as below Any help would be greatly appreciated.Microsoft multi-tenant management resource guide
Welcome to your home for all things #IntuneForMSP. Our goal is to help you grow your Microsoft Managed Service Provider (MSP) business with productivity apps, intelligent cloud services, and the world-class security of Microsoft 365 combining with the multi-tenant management capabilities of our partners. So, where to start—and where to go to take the steps after that? Right here! We’ll soon be announcing dates for a series of regular calls, where Microsoft experts and guests will share expertise and insights specifically related to the world of the MSP. Until then, here are some resources to help. Follow or favorite this page as we’ll be updating it frequently with new events and new readiness materials. Jump to: Marketing and business development | Demos and tutorials | Partner resources | Microsoft communities | Select content from Microsoft MVPs In the spotlight Click the image below to watch the Microsoft Intune multi-tenant management video with Jonathan Edwards. Marketing and business development Start here: Microsoft 365 Business Premium Partner Playbook and Readiness Series Sign up for more sales training: Level Up CSP Training: Modern Work and Business Applications Explore similar offers: Microsoft Security Partners And, if you haven’t already, sign up with the Microsoft Partner Center. Demos and tutorials Whether deploying solutions for yourself or for your customers, these resources can help you with prescriptive ‘do this next’ guidance to get you up to speed quickly. Download this guide: Enhancing Security with Microsoft 365 Business: A Hands-on, Effective Guide Follow along with the companion video: Achieve greater security and productivity with Microsoft Intune and Microsoft 365 Explore click-through interactive guides for more advanced instruction: Microsoft Intune guided demos Topics include configuring app protection policies, configuring Conditional Access, updating Windows from the cloud, configuring corporate devices, deploying and managing line of business (LOB) apps, enabling Universal Print, accessing corporate resources on personal-owned devices, setting up Windows Autopilot for new device delivery, and reducing bandwidth consumption with Delivery Optimization. Partner resources Nerdio knowledge hub Inforcer resources Microsoft communities Microsoft 365 Blog small and medium business-related posts Microsoft 365 Partner LinkedIn channel Select content from Microsoft MVPs To find an MVP near you, visit the Microsoft MVP home page. Peter Klapwijk - In The Cloud 24/7 Blog Ugur Koc - Ugur Koc Blog Andy Malone - Andy Malone on YouTube Rudy Ooms - Call4Cloud Blog Somesh Pathak - Intune IRL Blog Oktay Sari - AllThingsCloud Blog Jon Towles - Mobile Jon Blog
Enroll existing macOS devices to Intune
Hey, How do you handle/enroll existing business macOS devices, which are not yet managed by Intune or any other MDM? I believe if i somehow add them to ABM: if reseller adds them i can run enrollment profile, no wipe needed i can add them with configurator for iPhone, wipe needed Is for direct enrollment (without user affinity) device license needed? And user (with Intune license) will then use device. As stated here :https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/intune/intune-service/fundamentals/licenses#device-only-licenses no direct enrollment is mentioned (manual install profile). What other options do i have for properly manage macOS devices (not byod but corporate) ? Thanks, Tom
Intune Management Agent (v1.95.103.0) crashing
We’re seeing repeated crashes of the Intune Management Agent (Microsoft.Management.Services.IntuneWindowsAgent.exe) after updating to version 1.95.103.0. No such crashes are identified in previous versions. Symptoms: Faulting application name: Microsoft.Management.Services.IntuneWindowsAgent.exe, version: 1.95.103.0 Faulting module name: WindowsPackageManager.dll_unloaded, version: 1.26.430.0 Exception code: 0xc0000005 (Access violation) Crash counts are high, with variations pointing to WindowsPackageManager.dll, wintypes.dll, icu.dll, ucrtbase.dll, and others (often marked as “_unloaded”). In some cases, we also see ucrtbase.dll with 0xc0000409 (stack buffer overrun) and ntdll.dll with 0xc0000374 (heap corruption). The agent establishes new connections not seen in 1.94.153.0 (Teams endpoints, OCSP/CRL checks, agents.msub01.manage.microsoft.com, etc.). Crashes are not consistent but occur frequently during app management tasks. Questions: Is this a known issue or under investigation? Are there recommended mitigations (e.g. App Installer stable vs preview, disabling WinGet integration, rollback to previous IME)? Some statistics:Deploy an application to Windows devices with specific serial numbers
I have a total of 200 new laptops which I would like to deploy a specific application using InTune. I have the serial number of all the laptops. These laptop are only identifiable by the serial number only and cannot use anything else. I've been searching for solutions but articles are not clear. Can someone please advise if this can be done? If so, can you guide me to a good article or with some points? Thanks in advance
Intune, winget, PowerShell
Hello everyone, I'm trying to use Intune to deploy a script that schedules a task to run winget silently to update most of our 3rd party applications automatically. I can get the script to deploy, but not run. I keep getting an error saying "winget not available for system", which I've verified it is. Any ideas? What am I doing wrong? Thanks for your help,
