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Dsregcmd for PowerShell and .NET
I often write script or small applications for devices. Many times I required the AzureAD device ID which can be obtained from registry or by parsing the dsregcmd output. But parsing console output is not really reliable when the output changes for example. Now, I found a solution by using the
Windows Update for Business simplifies your environment
There are two types of methodologies to deploy Windows Updates. One is based on ConfigMgr or WSUS. This method brings high level of control regarding which updates are deployed and when they are installed. The other is based on Windows Update for business where customers can work with deployment rings
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Lessons Learned: Azure AD Conditional Access
Azure AD Conditional Access is one of the most named features which customer implement to protect their environments. But as with many cloud features at first glance it looks really simple to implement but then the complexity comes visible during rollout. Many customers activating it without thinking what the impact
Workplace Ninja Summit 2020 moves to 2021
Dear all, In consideration of the extraordinary health crisis related to COVID-19 and the uncertainty about summer events, we have to postpone the Workplace Ninja Summit with a heavy heart to 2021. We have put a lot of passion into the organization of this event and the more difficult it is now to make this
MSIX Commander 10.7.5 released with contributions by Tim Mangan and now available as AppInstaller with AutoUpdate
It is again time for a new release of the MSIX Commander. But this time it is a very special release, at least for me. Because this time, a got some contribution to it by Tim Mangan. Tim was so kind to add two nice features to it. But more
Edge Version 81 now supports Windows Information Protection
Introduced a long time ago, Windows Information Protection (WIP) still lives in a niche of configurations that only very few actually use. Which is a shame, as its very powerful and easy(-ish) to configure. You can read everything about it in Microsofts documentation for the feature. One thing that was
Disable Automatic Updates of Windows Store Apps on your packaging machine
While repackaging, one of the most important things to have, is a quiet packaging machine. The same applies to a machine where you try to analyze a problem with procmon. And by quiet I do not mean to avoid a noisy fan or hard disk. I talk about unnecessary background
Updated Automatic Intune Documentation Script
Today I had time to improve the Intune Documentation PowerShell Module. This new release brings the following benefits: Bugfix: All ADMX settings are now correctly displayed Assignments of various elements like Scripts, ADMX, Enrollment Status Page and Windows Hello for Business are now documented Section “Enrollment Status Page” renamed to “Enrollment Configuration” because it contains also WHfB, Enrollment Restrictions, ESP, and Enrollment Limits. Configuration Profiles are now loaded from the Beta Graph API. Therefore, much more types are returned. For example the Domain Join configuration is now part of the documentation. Since