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Updated Apr 23, 2024
KenJohnson2
Apr 17, 2024Brass Contributor
We currently use Group Policy Preferences to push registry values to our domain joined computers. What is the best way to push the same registry values to our Entra joined Intune managed devices?
- Dom_CoteApr 22, 2024Brass ContributorBtw, there is a feedback item on this: https://feedbackportal.microsoft.com/feedback/idea/559b62fb-6ac2-ed11-a81b-000d3a0450e3 More upvotes = more attention by program managers! 😉
- Dom_CoteApr 18, 2024Brass ContributorNo sure if it's best, but what works well for us is doing it as PowerShell scripts, which are packaged as a Win32 app. No Joke. Here's why: 1. We get good local and remote reporting and logging (using -verbose options and start-transcript) on whether it succeeded or not. 2. Re-applying (ie re-installing) can be triggered locally in multiple ways, one of them being the Company Portal app (=user friendly) and remotely. 3. It visibly happens during the ESP phase in the user deployment section. It gives users a rapid app deployment counter, which makes it look like a lot is happening. 4. We can use Azure DevOps repos and git for development, so we can treat registry keys as software code instead of OS settings.
- nlmitchellApr 18, 2024Iron ContributorSame for us, Powershell scripts packaged up as Win32 apps and deployed out works a treat 🙂