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Win11 Enterprise Subscription Step Up from Pro Requiring Admin Rights?
On Entra Joined devices, we are still getting toast notifications even though the Windows Store for Business, AppID 45a330b1-b1ec-4cc1-9161-9f03992aa49f is already https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/deployment/windows-subscription-activation?pivots=windows-11#adding-conditional-access-policy. My Intune support ticket engineer said that this is a known issue and the behavior is expected until a fix is in place. They have yet to address the original question from my ticket below. When a user receives this toast and goes into the activation settings page to sign in, modern auth page comes up and user successfully signs in, but then it triggers an admin UAC prompt. "C:\WINDOWS\system32\SystemSettingsAdminFlows.exe" LaunchClipRenew That's the command that is being called when the UAC comes up. I have standard users so they can't just enter credentials; it won't work. We do utilize BeyondTrust Privilege Management, so I could add this to the policy to add an admin token to this command, but I don't want to put a band aid over something that shouldn't even be happening. Anyone else experiencing something similar?404Views0likes0CommentsRe: Microsoft 365 Copilot Adoption Guide
Sarah_Gilbert adoption.microsoft.com/en-us/copilot no longer goes to the adoption page. It redirects to copilot.microsoft.com. Are the adoption resources that used to be on that page available elsewhere now? Those were pretty helpful for my org as we're trying to develop and provide use cases and resources for our end users and also for our customers as part of an advisory service.9.1KViews0likes2CommentsRe: How to Automate Windows 365 Cloud PC Last Login monitoring!
JJGuirola I used this article sort of as a starter to populate a sharepoint list with information. But total active usage like in the utilization report would be nice. I was inspecting the graph calls for this report, but it doesn't seem as easily available as some of these other api calls. It's a POST call to https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/deviceManagement/virtualEndpoint/reports/getTotalAggregatedRemoteConnectionReports Maybe you can tell me where I can find the TotalUsageInHour attribute?4.9KViews1like0CommentsPolicy Management Question: Deploying office templates using Enterprise Templates Path setting?
I know this is possible with a UNC path and Group Policy, but does it work the same way if I were to put it in a publicly available url or sharepoint library? What's best practice? I'd like to have all of my users have corporate templates available to them regardless of the device (personal or company owned). Thanks1.3KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Error applying Provisioning Package during OOBE - "Something unexpected happened. Please try again."
SimonSkotheimsvik yes. I still used a provisioning package to get it AAD joined and we have auto enrollment on for intune. I only didn’t use the SurfaceHubConfiguration.csv file to automate adding a device account. I manually add the device account during OOBE, and then I have a dynamic AAD group to pick up all Hubs to which my intune policies are applied3.2KViews1like0CommentsRe: Error applying Provisioning Package during OOBE - "Something unexpected happened. Please try again."
I had a ticket open with Microsoft which got escalated and he said everything looked right it and he submitted a bug with development. Workaround is to simply not use the configuration csv with device accounts and just manually add it. Which is fine for my case. I was just wanting to have as few possible points of failure for a local user in an office that may be setting these up. It's unfortunate, but it is what it is.3.5KViews1like2CommentsRe: Teams Mode 2 - Include in provisioning package during OOBE
Hi cezarcretu, I actually tested the https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/client-management/mdm/accounts-csp and it works to change the hostname. In Intune, it reports as an error though even though the hostname successfully gets changed. In my case, because of the 15 character naming limit, the first digit of the Hub's serial number was removed and positions 2 through 12 were used in the device name. Name: Computer Name Description: Set computer name to serial number OMA-URI: ./Device/Vendor/MSFT/Accounts/Domain/ComputerName Data Type: String Value: HUB-%SERIAL% Could also be used in place of %SERIAL% per the Accounts CSP link above: %RAND:#% ---- Generates the specified number (#) of random digits.1.4KViews0likes0CommentsError applying Provisioning Package during OOBE - "Something unexpected happened. Please try again."
I'm trying to apply a provisioning package to join the hub to AAD, auto-enroll into Intune, and use the SurfaceHubConfiguration.csv file to let the local user that's setting it up choose from a list of device accounts to sign into and speed up the configuration of the Hub. I have the configuration file set up properly. When I get to the point during OOBE, I see the list of device accounts I added into my file. However, I do notice that there is a character limit as the friendly name (the third column of the configuration file - e.g. [City Name, Conf Room 3 Hub]) will have a character or two truncated depending on the length of the UPN and Friendly Name (and possibly the included password?). Does anyone have any information on these character limits? Now to the issue: When I choose the device account to add, it spins for a few seconds and then I get a "Something unexpected happened. Please try again." without being able to continue. When I choose to the configure device account manually, I can add the account and sign in, and it autodiscovers all of the EXO and sip info properly. The next screen is the friendly name and device account name. The friendly name defaults to the display name in AD of the account (which is much much longer than what is defined in my csv - e.g. [City Name, Conference Room 3 (seats 6) (Surface Hub)]) and the username portion of the UPN, but then won't let me continue because it says it is too long (e.g. cityname.conference3). Once I shorten the device name to something sort of random, it works and allows me to continue. Anyone have information again on character limits and what could be causing the device account from being added via the configuration csv? My only guess is that it tries to take the username portion of the UPN and change the objects device name, but won't allow because of the aforementioned naming length issue when configuring the account manually. Any insight would be appreciated.4KViews1like6CommentsTeams Mode 2 - Include in provisioning package during OOBE
Is there a way to configure Teams Mode 2 on the Surface Hubs with the provisioning package that has been created from Windows Configuration Designer? I'm trying to join to Azure AD and auto-enroll into Intune for central management, and would like to make sure Teams Mode 2 (aka Teams only mode) is configured and local hands that are setting up the device don't have to go in and add another provisioning package after it's been provisioned.Solved1.6KViews0likes4CommentsRe: Internet Explorer mode in Edge is not working
youngjedi Ok that's good to know. I am using the enterprise cloud site list (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/deployedge/edge-ie-mode-cloud-site-list-mgmt), but my Service Desk was reporting to me that there are some users that don't even have the IE mode settings available in edge. rafalw15851895 mentioned this issue also. For everything that I've tested, the cloud site list is working perfectly fine33KViews0likes3CommentsRegistering new printers with existing Universal Print Connector
If I have the UP Connector running on my print server, do newly added printers sync automatically with the universal print service that is running and then I'll see them in the UP blade once the service is restarted? I see there is a PrintConnectorApp.exe in C:\Program Files\PrintConnector, but this isn't searchable on the server I currently have this installed. If you have to launch this each time there is a new printer added in order to register it with the UP service in Azure, then that's fine, but would be nice if that were clear in the documentation.1KViews0likes2CommentsIs there a list yet of printers with native Universal Print support?
Is there a list of these printers that are able to support Universal Print protocols natively yet? Additionally, do we know which models/series of printers will receive firmware updates to be able to support UP?Solved1.1KViews0likes1CommentRe: Who sees a shared printer? All users, licensed users, or users with permissions?
John_Mason I just tested this with a user. He wasn't able to see the printer initially. I then assigned a Universal Print license to him, and when he searched for the printer it showed up. He was able to add it to his device and then was also able to print to it even though the printer queue was not assigned to him.2.4KViews0likes4Comments
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