Microsoft Intune

When deploying application, sometime the installation process may be stuck and you usually define a time out (or installation time) to ensure the installation process will stop and be marked as failed if running longer. Well, you can now do this with Intune when deploying Win32 applications. The maximum installation time (in minutes) is 1440. […]

Previously, Intune administrators were able to enforce the use of the private/company store by using the “Only display the private store within the Microsoft Store app” policy. Unfortunately, this did not prevent end-users to directly access the public store using the Windows Package Manager (winget) APIs. Well, good news as now administrators can now fully

You know that with Intune you can deploy applications, including LOB/legacy applications (Win32). However, if a Win32 application was made available and installed with administrative privileges (system context), this application could not be uninstalled by end-user without requesting assistance due to the administrative privileges. Well, good news, your end-users can now do it without any

Intune administrators can now use policies to set quiet time for iOS/iPadOS and Android to turn off notification from Outlook and Teams. These policies can be used to limit notifications to end-users after work hours. 2 different policies can be implemented: Date Range: automatically mute Microsoft Outlook email and Teams notifications on iOS/iPadOS and Android

As you should probably know now, the Microsoft Store for Business (MSfB) is being retired (https://t.co/j8Tcvm1gGO). As you also probably know, it was not possible to delete (legacy) Microsoft Store for Business applications from Intune; you had to do it from the Microsoft Store for Business portal. That said you can not remove all MSfB

If you are managing a fleet of devices with System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM), you may already know that you are able to integrate third party vendors/partners to manage their specific updates, such as drivers or BIOS. This capability was still missing in Intune; except for Microsoft Surface devices, at some point, thanks to the