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Feedback wanted! IT made easy with low-code workflows
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Wednesday, Nov 29, 2023, 08:30 AM PSTEvent details
Let's talk! Find out what's available to simplify IT tasks with automation and orchestration. Share your company's goals around automating Intune with low-code/no-code solutions. Help shape Intune's ...
Char_Cheesman
Updated Dec 27, 2024
treestryder
Nov 29, 2023Steel Contributor
I wish Microsoft would disable devices in Entra once they are "Wiped" in Intune, returning it to the same state before it was first enrolled in Intune.
As it is, the device is removed from Intune once it begins the wipe. If the device fails to wipe, the user only has to click past an error message to have a functioning, yet unmanaged device. We have asked all techs to always perform a secure wipe. However, they often forget to check the box, or intentionally avoid it, because secure wipes take longer AND require the user to hit F12, because most OEMs have a sanity check before wiping the TPM. In the meantime, I have automated disabling the Entra object for any Windows devices not found in Intune.
- JutManGrahamFeb 12, 2024Copper ContributorIf you are wiping in Intune, there is, in my opinion, ZERO reason to keep a device active in Entrata no matter if it is Android, Windows, or Apple. The account just sits out there forever for no purpose.
- Char_CheesmanNov 29, 2023Bronze Contributor
Thanks for participating in today's Feedback wanted! IT made easy with low-code workflows! For reference, the panel covered this topic at around 23:40.