Deploying Desktop wallpaper script in Azure Active Directory-Joined Windows 10 Pro devices
I followed the script alternative described in https://msendpointmgr.com/2021/02/02/manage-desktop-wallpaper-with-microsoft-intune And I would like some assistance in regards to my client’s failure to take ownership message prompted. I have pushed this script, but I am getting log errors. I think it is important to notice this Win10 Pro (19042.1052) client’s are all Azure Active Directory Joined and managed through the Microsoft Endpoint Manager and with Windows Defender turned on. There are no local accounts in the devices. I noticed that I needed to change the Administrator and User security groups to match the local language (Spanish MX). I do not know if there are other language groups to be changed in the script, or If I am missing out other reasons that could be preventing the for the taking ownership command to execute correctly. I tried to run the script by logging in physically in one device and permissions are requested in a prompt window. Images downloaded and stored but it is not replacing. Thanks!
Custom Wallpaper on Surface Hub 2S via Intune
Has anybody been able to get this working? We have a configuration profile as follows: OMA-URI: ./Vendor/MSFT/SurfaceHub/InBoxApps/Welcome/CurrentBackgroundPath Data Type: String Value: https://________.PNG It just errors out when applying with a generic -201628112 (Remediation failed) We are connected using Azure AD and manage other configs via Intune without issue. Any ideas welcome!!! Thanks!Deploying Desktop Wallpaper script in Azure Active Directory-Joined Windows 10 Pro devices
I followed the script alternative described in https://msendpointmgr.com/2021/02/02/manage-desktop-wallpaper-with-microsoft-intune And I would like some assistance in regards to my client’s failure to take ownership message prompted. I have pushed this script, but I am getting log errors. I think it is important to notice this Win10 Pro (19042.1052) client’s are all Azure Active Directory Joined and managed through the Microsoft Endpoint Manager and with Windows Defender turned on. There are no local accounts in the devices. I noticed that I needed to change the Administrator and User security groups to match the local language (Spanish MX). I do not know if there are other language groups to be changed in the script, or If I am missing out other reasons that could be preventing the for the taking ownership command to execute correctly. I tried to run the script by logging in physically in one device and permissions are requested in a prompt window. Images downloaded and stored but it is not replacing. Thanks!