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MISX Commander 1.0.6 released
During summer I didn’t have that much time to work on MSIX Commander, because of holidays, taking care of the garden and enjoying the worm swiss evenings while sitting outside and spending time with the
Cleanup duplicated devices in Intune
In nearly every environment I detect duplicated devices which make most of the reports incorrect and it makes it hard for the support staff to find the correct device of a user. This script basically
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New version of MSIX Commander released V1.0.3
I invested some evenings and added some cool new features to my tool MSIX Commander Those new features are the following: Added the Edit Manifest Tab. It lets you change the Min- and Maxversions in
Implementing Azure AD Privilege Management for Azure IaaS
Two years ago, we implemented AzureAD PIM in our baseVISION infrastructure to rise the security level. But after some time, we recognized, that it has too many drawbacks because the activation of the requested role
MSIX Commander V1.0.0 released (get it for free)
MSIX is now already around for some time and I started to experiment with it. While I was working with it, I started to realize that it would be nice to have a little GUI
Office 365 DLP – Add detection of the swiss social id to detect personal data
Like all companies we at baseVISION need to protect personal data of our employees we save. In our company we have strict rules what we do with it and only save if we really need
Take action: Default permissions in the Microsoft Compliance Manager gives all users full access
By default, everyone in your organization with an Office 365 or Azure AD account has access to Compliance Manager and can perform any action in Compliance Manager. So every company with an O356 subscription or
Opening an MSIX install location to troubleshoot
When you’re starting to work with MSIX you will soon find out that MSIX files, like appx files, get installed to the folder C:\Program Files\WindowsApps. When you want to check the content of your installed