General Intune Links
- What is Intune?
- Getting Ready for Windows 10 - An MDM Primer
- Diagnose MDM Failures in Windows 10
- Printix (deploy printers from the cloud)
- MMAT-MDM Migration Analysis Tool (compare GPO set for a target user/computer with MDM policies)
Configuration Profiles in Intune
General
- Creating device [configuration] profiles
- Diagnose MDM Failures in Windows 10
- Getting Ready for Windows 10 - An MDM Primer
Custom Configuration Profiles
Custom OMA-URI
- Custom Settings for Windows 10 Devices in Intune
- Configuration service provider reference (reference for configuring custom OMA-URI)
- Set Default App Associations Via Windows 10 MDM
Custom ADMX
- Deploying ADMX-Backed policies using Microsoft Intune
- Deep dive ingesting third-party ADMX-files
- How does a custom set of ADMX-based policies work with Intune
Patching Devices with Intune
- Windows update settings for Intune
- Manage Software Updates in Intune
- Intune Patching Part 1: Human Translation
- Intune Patching Part II: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly
PowerShell Scripts with Intune
- Example: Microsoft Teams Download/Install
- Deep dive Microsoft Intune Management Extension – PowerShell Scripts
- Part 2, Deep dive Microsoft Intune Management Extension – PowerShell Scripts
Deploying Apps with Intune
- Part 3, Deep dive Microsoft Intune Management Extension – Win32 Apps
- Intune Standalone - Win32 app management
- Deploy customized Win32 apps via Microsoft Intune
- Troubleshoot App Installation Issues
- Intune Win32 App Troubleshooting Client Side Process Flow
- For Win32 app troubleshooting, it is also helpful to look at registry entries in
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\IntuneManagementExtension\Win32Apps - These are user GUIDs (all zeroes is machine scoped), each key underneath is app GUID representing an installation attempt for a particular app
- App GUIDs can be obtained from the URL for the app in the Intune UI
- You can force a retry by deleting the key for the app install (under the appropriate user GUID) and then restarting the Microsoft Intune Management Extension service
- For Win32 app troubleshooting, it is also helpful to look at registry entries in
Simple Install Command Example: Install BitDefender
Simple batch entry point for installing a Win32 app with command line switches.
"%~dp0epskit_x64.exe" /bdparams /silent
%~dp0 above specifies the current directory.
Your installer must support silent installation to be deployed with Intune.
More Interesting Install Script Example: Install Exam View
This is a more involved installation script example that involves working around issues caused by a poorly-behaved installer (symlinks content directories to user’s OneDrive, removes secondary installer not needed).
Troubleshooting