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Let’s get this party started right! Join engineering leaders John Cable, Ramya Chitrakar, and Steve Dispensa as they share more on deploying Windows 11, advanced management, and Intune. Microsoft is making big investments across these areas, so they’ll offer their insights and observations, as well as discuss the big AMAs, deep dives, and demos being brought to you throughout the week to help you and your organization take full advantage today.
This session is part of the Microsoft Technical Takeoff: Windows + Intune. Add it to your calendar, RSVP for event reminders, and post your questions and comments below! This session will also be recorded and available on demand shortly after conclusion of the live event. |
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- Rob de RoosIron Contributor
Sorry meant to post as an awnser to someone else.
- Heather_Poulsen
Community Manager
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- ms_edrusiBrass ContributorI need help moving to Intune and Windows Update for business. Where do I start? Is Microsoft able to help?
- Rob de RoosIron ContributorStart by building a test environment. And these guys have nice video's https://www.youtube.com/c/IntuneTraining.
- TiagoMonicaOccasional ReaderI can't see any link for this event, can anyone help?
- ZebulonSmithIron ContributorA+ to what Steve Dispensa said about the energy level of an in-person event. Here's to hoping that we get to see a "big" Ignite next year.
- SETI-PERF2023Occasional Reader1. We use a ServiceNow Form which returns parameters : computer number and incident number. When sending the form, we want this to trigger a script (present on the workstation) on the workstation number indicated (with input parameter: incident number). Knowing that the script must run with the user's credentials. 2. Other use case: We use a ServiceNow Form which returns the parameters : computer number and incident number. When sending the form, we want this to trigger the opening of Word (or other application) on the workstation number indicated in the parameters (in the user's session) and paste the incident number (therefore with the user's credentials). Need your help : Can't find how to do it on the net? What to use (endpoint, azure function...?) to resolve the two above questions + 3. If it's with EndPoint, using scripts can take up to 72h to pass!!! How can we make them pass more quickly or instantaneously? Our admin told us it's managed on Microsoft side (he has no control on execution speed or priority?)
- Joe_Lurie
Microsoft
This seems like more of an Intune scripting question than a ServiceNow specific question. You may want to repose this question to our Intune and Windows Office Hours crew on Friday: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-events/windows-intune-office-hours-at-microsoft-technical-takeoff/ec-p/3652942- MSFT_IntunePrgramMgr
Microsoft
Our scripting for Intune runs during user login and on every reboot, see below. The Intune management extension (IME) agent which controls powershell scripts, checks with Intune every hour if any changes are made to the script or assigned any new script. 1) If you assign the PowerShell scripts to the user context and if the user has admin rights, then by default, the PowerShell script will run with administrator privilege. 2) PowerShell script will run for every new user when they sign in to a shared device. 3) PowerShell script can be executed without user login if the script is assigned to a device. 4) PowerShell script will be executed first, and then the Win32 app will run As Joe suggested, please join our Intune and Windows Office Hours for additional assistance.
- Eric_Davignon1Brass ContributorHy Heather, i try to book most of all that week with you guys 🙂 w We have already deploy +- 3000 in Autopilot since 2 years. We are HDJ but i wonder if it will possible to have the same possibility has cloud to do a nomanclature %serial% instead of having a random Tenant.
- Tim_PawasaratIron ContributorWe still have limited use cases for Hybrid, and having to rename the device using a script after the OOBE is a step which seems to be unnecessary, especially since we can name them using %serial% for our Azure AD Only PCs.
- Joe_Lurie
Microsoft
This is a good question to ask to our Office Hours team on Friday: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-events/windows-intune-office-hours-at-microsoft-technical-takeoff/ec-p/3652942
- Drizz_coopBrass Contributor
Seems to be no love for HDJ from Microsoft, real world business still needs this. Also, to note most of us want to do Azure Join, we are facing Legacy apps, Mapped file share and the biggest hold up for us is LAPS for Intune. Also, just in time Admin for Intune bit like in MMD with its own portal page would be nice (unless this is hidden in azure somewhere)
- Joe_Lurie
Microsoft
Legacy apps can still be run by Azure AD joined devices, though you may need to use an Azure App Proxy, or Cloud Kerberos (depending on the reason this is a blocker to AADJ).
Re: Mapped Drives, this is possible with custom ADMX injection.
Re: Cloud LAPS is coming, so keep your eyes open for those announcements and articles.
- Drizz_coopBrass ContributorAny links to the Windows driver updates in intune, i don't see this in my tenant ? love to get rolling with this. also how does it handle Bois passwords ?
- Joe_Lurie
Microsoft
This is in Private Preview today with a select group of customers. Keep your eyes open for Public Preview announcements early in 2023.- Drizz_coopBrass Contributorthanks for the Update Joe, can it handle were we have Bios Passwords set ?
- cj_mcevoyCopper ContributorReally looking forward to Windows Endpoint Privilege Management. It will hopefully save us a lot of time, service desk tickets, and money. Where can we find more details on that or a demo maybe? And how do we get access to the early access for that feature?
- Joe_Lurie
Microsoft
Check out the session either later today or on-demand after today: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/endpoint-management-events/introducing-advanced-endpoint-management-solutions-for-microsoft/ev-p/3652780
- Dennis TranCopper ContributorThough Windows 11 22h2 feature update has a low failure rate, the downtime is quite long. our users are seeing 30-45 mins. We really like the Windows 10 feature servicing down time is only 5-10 mins.
- Joe_Lurie
Microsoft
What are they upgrading to Windows 11, 22H2 from? Enablement Package should be available from 21H1 (original Windows 11 build). Coming from Windows 10 or from Windows 11 without an enablement package, will take more time.- Dennis TranCopper ContributorWe are going from Windows 11, 22h1 to 22h2 using enablement package from CM. Our expectation was a short down time rebooting after installing the update just like going from Windows 10 22h1 to 22h2
- Joe_Lurie
Microsoft
What are they upgrading to Windows 11, 22H2 from? Enablement Package should be available from 21H1 (original Windows 11 build). Coming from Windows 10 or from Windows 11 without an enablement package, will take more time.