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Tag: ConfigMgr

Microsoft Endpoint Manager
Thomas Kurth

Monitor Windows Hello and AAD Hybrid join enrollment with MEMCM

Dsregcmd.exe is one of the most important troubleshooting tools on a Windows device when working with Azure AD Hybrid Join or Windows Hello. But this tool is only available as a command line tool and not in PowerShell. I wrote a translation function to change that. The Get-DsRegStatus function can

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Best Practice
Thomas Kurth

Best Practice: Complete Naming Convention for ConfigMgr CB

A few weeks ago I posted and updated poster for the collection structure and naming conventions. because of the great feedback I got I have now added a new poster for objects like Task sequences, applications, packages and WIM files in the ConfigMgr Console. Additionally I have moved all posters

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Automatic environment cleanup with Intune Connector for AD Extender

In today’s environments one of the most important point is to keep them clean and tidy. Otherwise deployment statistics and security related reports are not correct. Therefore it’s important to continuously clean up your environment. In this blog I will cover solution on how to automatically cleanup when you are

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Enhanced OS deployment end message

Since I’m working with ConfigMgr there was always the question of the staging team or end users if the staging of a device has really completed. Many years ago, I created a script which solved this question. Now I got again a few requests of customer and also discussions at

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Allow changing Windows Language during device Enrollment

The management of language packs and keyboard layouts can be very complex. I have seen that in a lot of projects. Often there is the requirement to preconfigure the computer with the correct language pack for the user. In old school ConfigMgr environments this is controlled often during the task

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Deploy line of business appx with Intune

If you work on Windows 10 you know that there are not a lot of modern apps (store apps/universal App/metro apps/appx) and most of the developers are still creating normal Desktop Applications. I hope this will change in the future, because the Microsoft Store helps to keep the apps up

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