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As a company we are planning to evolve from Hybrid to Cloud-first. At the moment we have a PC provisioning process in ConfigMgr Task Sequence and co-management configured; so first on-prem config, second cloud config.
What do we need to 'reverse' our PC provisioning process to put the cloud first (EntraID/Intune) and then connect to on-prem (AD/ConfigMgr) ?You can deploy an Entra hybrid joined device using Intune and Autopilot as documented here: Enrollment for Microsoft Entra hybrid joined devices - Windows Autopilot | Microsoft Learn
Once the device has been onboarded and joined to on-prem AD, deploying the ConfigMgr client would just be a matter of creating a Win32 app to run ccmsetup.exe with the appropriate command-line switches.
- Joe_Lurie
Microsoft
Ideally, you would use Autopilot for those devices that can be joined to Entra - NOT hybrid joined. Even though we allow hybrid joined via Autopilot, we recommend using Autopilot for the Entra joined devices.
Is there a reason that you want to reverse your process, and still have a hybrid joined device as the end result?
One disadvantage of Intune reporting for Feature Updates is that there are many reports in different locations (reports>Windows Update, Reports>AutoPatch, in Azure > Windows Update for Business). There is no single, consolidated dashboard on Windows updates with offering click-through behavior.
For example it would be logical to move/integrate the (Azure-based) Windows Update for Business reports into Intune. Any plans to move to a single consolidated view for updates?
I agree. I am just now looking at Windows Update for Business reports, so I don't have any experience with it but is there a charge to get these additional reports?
Available at no charge : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/deployment/update/wufb-reports-overview.
Using Intune for Application Management, it shows Managed Apps by device clearly and what the status is. However Intune is missing a feature that many other UEM tools have and that is essential from a support perspective: (remotely) force installation of an available application.
Is this feature anywhere on the roadmap?- Joe_Lurie
VanakenJ By "available application" you mean one that is assigned to a user as optional, that they can install from Company Portal? If the app needs to be installed, you would assign it as required. Or is there a reason you would assign as Available, but still need to force the installation?
If this is for VPP apps (you don't specify an OS in your post) please like (👍) this post on aka.ms/IntuneFeedback https://feedbackportal.microsoft.com/feedback/idea/149d2f14-0529-ef11-8ee8-6045bdb3639f?q=force+installationThis is in the scenario of a Windows app deployed to a group of users as 'Available', where IT support wants to install (push) installation of the app on behalf of (a single) user. This could extend reach of IT support and offer better service to end users.
I asked this last month but didn't get an answer, so I'm asking again.
How do we configure New Teams to launch automatically at sign in for users signing in to a workstation for the first time?
I recognize there are a number of ways an admin could make this happen, but I want to know the method which is officially supported by Microsoft. In particular, it must respect the end user's selection if they later uncheck "Auto-start Teams" in the Teams settings, and it must not change this setting for any existing user.
(In the blog post announcing the release of the TeamsBootstrapper.exe utility for deploying the New Teams client for Windows, it says "Auto start" is an "upcoming feature", but that was over a year ago and there is no reference to this feature at the Microsoft Learn article.)
- EricMoe
Sorry about that RyanSteele-CoV, try using our Microsoft Teams community at Category: Microsoft Teams | Microsoft Community Hub to post this question and see what they recommend.
I did ask there already and didn't get any response, unfortunately.
Bulk deploy the Teams auto start setting | Microsoft Community Hub
I am looking back and there used to be a reminder email when Windows Autopatch would be happening. Did that change or go away? I have attached a screenshot of the last email I received back in April. Not a big deal but it was a nice visual to share.
- EricMoe
We'll pass this along to the Autopatch team. The email automation came to an end, but it's good feedback that you found it useful.
Hi reastman1966, yes - i do absolutely miss that information mail too. i also used this for sharing to my stakeholders regarding availability dates and deadlines per ring. i would really appreciate if MS would re-enable this email.... thx br tom
