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Hi there,
Currently, Intune does not support "Remote lock" feature for Windows devices. Just wondering, if Microsoft (Intune Team) is working on or considering implementing it in future updates.
Thanks.- Pearl-Angeles
Community Manager
Hi there! This question was answered in the AMA: Cloud native with Microsoft Intune Technical Takeoff session at around 5:09.
Joe_Lurie also replied to this question in the AMA comments, with the following response:
We do not have plans today to implement Remote Lock on Windows devices, but it's feedback that we've heard. Please go to https://aka.ms/IntuneFeedback and upvote (đź‘Ť) the feedback. Here is a direct link to that feedback.
- Albert Cabello Serrano
Microsoft
Remote lock perse is not supported on Windows devices at the moment, and is not high on our backlog. That said i'd like to understand your scenario better, mind sending me an email with details?
What are the per device and per organisation check-in limits? And where do we find out what they are?
- Albert Cabello Serrano
As part of predictability and transparency our goal is to be more open about service limits (like for example Questions with policies and profiles in Microsoft Intune | Microsoft Learn). What I can say at the moment is, those limits are in general very generous and primarily geared towards preventing abuse. We are working towards a model where you can factor in those limits to build your own operating procedures and SLAs. We aren't just there yet, but is something we are actively working on.
Thank you for very informative session! More transparency about Intune policy processing would be very useful!
- Pearl-Angeles
Thanks for your participation! We've shared your feedback with the session speaker.
When we going to get device current online status info? would be nice to see if a device is online in semi real time
- Albert Cabello Serrano
I can't answer a when question, but I can certainly say there are cool scenarios that are only possible once we know more about when devices come online, their online-offline patterns, etc. Those are all areas i care about :)
That was a great session, thanks for that Albert Cabello Serrano! Looking forward to all the improvements in the future. It is great to get more insights to what is happening or has happened đź‘Ť
- Pearl-Angeles
We appreciate your participation SvenV_ !
- Heather_Poulsen
Thanks for joining today’s session on “Intune 'fast lane' - Let's talk about all things latency” at Microsoft Technical Takeoff. We’ll continue answering your questions live until the end of the hour and Q&A will remain open through Friday so keep your comments and questions coming! Up next: Untangling this thing called AI in a Windows ecosystem
This is a much better method
- Pearl-Angeles
Thanks for your feedback!
- Heather_Poulsen
Welcome to “Intune 'fast lane' - Let's talk about all things latency” at Microsoft Technical Takeoff. Q&A is open now and throughout the week. Please post any questions or feedback here in the Comments.
I have a question: are there structural differences in how an msi vs an intunewin package is deployed to windows 10+ endpoints?
- Albert Cabello Serrano
Apps packaged as intunewin files are delivered to devices via the Intune Manage Extension, while apps packaged as .msi are delivered through the mdm channel. There are differences in both the delivery and troubleshooting.
