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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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Syntaro Introduces Application Deployment Rings to Intune

With our App Management Module, we solved an important issue most of you have with Intune: the distribution of applications which are not single MSI files and which might require pre and post steps during install and uninstall. This module is now in production for several of our customers and

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Preinstall Company Portal App to your computers with MDT

In a current project which has the goal to migrate from Windows 7 to Windows 10 we have no ConfigMgr infrastructure available and cannot use Autopilot or PPKG file, because we must install Windows 10 on the devices first. Therefore, we decided to use MDT and after the setup we

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Syntaro App Management Base Script extended to Version 9

When working with Syntaro App Management you learn how helpful the Base Script can be. I have extended it to make it simpler to create your own packages. In the last few weeks I had the following challanges in customer projects. Kill running Processes Until last week you had to

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New Functions in the Syntaro App Management Base Script

Hi All, during the Holiday season in between of 2017 and 2018 Thomas added two more PowerShell functions that you can use in Syntaro Application Management. They are added to the Base-Script on Github and can be used in all new packages. The good thing with our Base-Script is, that

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Automatic Intune Documentation with GraphAPI

In the last time I had more and more Intune projects. Like in any other projects at some point you should start documenting the implementation. This is taking a lot of time and often doesn’t reflect the real settings for a long time, because the settings were changed again. Therefore

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Manage Windows 10 with Unified Write Filter enabled

There are lot of Blog Posts and TechNet Articles which explain how to use Unified Write Filter (UWF) together with ConfigMgr. But most of them are written for older ConfigMgr Versions like 2007. Now I had a project with ConfigMgr 2012 R2 SP1 and we found some interesting things, which

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