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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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Extended Windows Autopilot Companion App
The last weeks I had time to play a little bit more with Windows Autopilot especially White-Glove and the Companion App example from Microsoft. First of all, one of the bad things is, that the app is not published to an Store. But I hope I can change that in
MSIX Commander 1.0.7.3 released
It’s not that long since the last release of MSIX Commander. But my friend Peter Fankhauser was so kind to do some testing with the last release and found some bugs around the App Attach vhd generation. So, I invested some time to fix those bugs and even fix another
Why is the modern and secure workplace my focus?
From time to time it’s good to not only write technical blogs, today there was one of these days. I always ask my self what is the value of my work? Especially why the modern and secure workplace is in my focus? In this blog I try to share why
MSIX Commander 1.0.7 released
After working on it for a very very long time I now finally have a new Version that I’m ready to share. The new version now brings the possibility to convert MSIX packages to a vhd. You can then use that vhd for MSIX app attach in different scenarios but
Added ADMX backed Policy to Automatic Intune Documentation Script
I just had time to add new objects to the Intune documentation which makes your documentation much more complete. This time I added ADMX backed policies or in the Intune console named Administrative Template Profile. This profile type provides a lot of settings which are not available over OMA-Uri. Therefore,
Configure Windows 10 Auditing with Intune
Windows 10 auditing needs to be configured to comply with the Microsoft Security Baseline. In my opinion this is an important part but completely missed in the Intune UI. But happily there is the Policy CSP which allows us to configure it. The CSP is documented here https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/client-management/mdm/policy-csp-audit. To simplify