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Truly Remote Wiping and Setup
I'm looking for a way to wipe and re-configure my Win10/11 endpoints without losing remote access afterward. My endpoints are all AAD-joined and Intune (MEM)-managed with remote access through Connec...
I think we all were (incorrectly) assuming you were using Autopilot. At least I was
.The ESP will only start through OOBE with AAD-join or during the Autopilot process (see https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/enrollment/windows-enrollment-status). That probably explains why you need to sign in before anything happens. With Autopilot, the device configuration is applied before the first sign-in.
Are you pushing the remote tool app from Intune? I use LogMeIn and I can remote after wiping from Intune by installing the app remotely.
Does the remote tool app use unattended agent? I would package it and scope it to the PC. If the app needs user and password to get installed you can use Orca to edit MSI file.
Moe
https://cloudbymoe.com/f/deploy-an-app-that-prompts-for-username-password-using-intune
Does the remote tool app use unattended agent? I would package it and scope it to the PC. If the app needs user and password to get installed you can use Orca to edit MSI file.
Moe
https://cloudbymoe.com/f/deploy-an-app-that-prompts-for-username-password-using-intune
Yeah, I'm deploying it from Intune, but deployment only happens after someone logs in. How do you install your remoting app remotely if you can't remote?
- Just to be sure: you are assigning this app as required to devices, right? It kinda sounds like you're assigning it to a user (which would require a user to sign in).
- Hi,
I don't have to login, the app get installed before I login (Intune Management Extension). I'm pushing the remote tool using Win32 with Access Code packaged using Orca so the device shows up online and can remote to it.
Moe