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Microsoft Intune Gets New Management Features for iOS 18 and macOS 15

Microsoft Intune has introduced a suite of new features to support Apple’s iOS/iPadOS 18.0 and macOS 15 Sequoia. With these updates, Intune will discontinue Apple User Enrollment via the Company Portal. Microsoft advises administrators to switch to alternative enrollment methods, such as account-driven User Enrollment. While existing devices will continue to work, users won’t be...

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Manage Windows Devices with Microsoft Endpoint Manager (Intune)

Last Update: Sep 04, 2024

Microsoft Endpoint Manager (Intune) is a free cloud service that connects your devices to the cloud and lets you manage the devices using the cloud console. Learn how to set up Microsoft Endpoint Manager to manage your Windows endpoints. What is Microsoft Endpoint Manager (Intune)? Microsoft Endpoint Manager is an Enterprise Mobility Management platform that…

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Microsoft Retiring Desktop Analytics in 2022

Last Update: Sep 04, 2024

November 30th, 2022 will see Microsoft end availability for its Desktop Analytics solution. Microsoft said in a blog post dated November 5th: “To align our investments with this goal and the shift we have been seeing, we are announcing that we will retire Desktop Analytics on November 30, 2022. Over the next year, we will…

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Microsoft Intune Gets Resource Performance Report, Other New Features

Microsoft has rolled out a couple of new features and capabilities for Intune customers to enhance device performance management and customization. The company highlighted a new resource performance report, expanded support for Microsoft Managed Home Screen, and other new features. First off, Microsoft has introduced a new resource performance report that provides visibility into the…

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Microsoft Intune Gets New Copilot Integration to Simplify Device Data Retrieval

Microsoft has unveiled several enhancements to its Intune service, aimed at streamlining endpoint management for commercial customers. These updates reduce the time spent on routine tasks, allowing administrators to focus on other priorities. Earlier this year, Microsoft introduced a device query feature in Intune Advanced Analytics that allows administrators to access real-time data on device…

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Microsoft Intune Enhances Device Security with New Windows Corporate Identifier Feature

Microsoft has released a new Windows corporate identifier feature for its Microsoft Intune service. This new feature is designed to enhance enrollment restrictions by ensuring that only corporate devices can access the network. Microsoft emphasized the importance of administrators to ensure that only authorized devices access corporate resources. This requires identifying both company-owned and personal…

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Microsoft Intune Adds New RAC Feature for Seamless Device Troubleshooting

Microsoft Intune is set to introduce a new Remove apps and configuration (RAC) feature next month. The new troubleshooting tool allows IT admins to quickly diagnose and resolve issues by temporarily removing apps and configurations from managed mobile devices. “Before RAC, removing settings involved excluding devices from policy assignments or removing users from groups, and…

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Microsoft Unveils Next-Gen Windows Autopilot Device Preparation Experience for Faster, Scalable Deployments

Microsoft has recently announced a new Windows Autopilot device preparation experience for commercial customers. Built on a re-engineered architecture, this new solution delivers enhanced scalability, accelerated deployments, and support for cloud-based instances such as Windows 365 and Azure Virtual Desktops. What is Windows Autopilot? Microsoft first launched Windows Autopilot back in June 2017. It’s a…

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Microsoft Intune Gets Big Update to Enhance Device Management and Security

Microsoft is set to enhance its Intune solution with a suite of new capabilities designed to optimize both administrative and user experiences across various platforms. Key features include the next-generation Windows Autopilot experience, advanced management tools for shared devices, improved security baselines, and streamlined device enrollment processes. Windows Autopilot device preparation Microsoft has launched the…

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Microsoft Intune Gets New Device Management Capabilities

Microsoft released several new device management capabilities for its Intune solution in April 2024. The company highlighted several improvements, including streamlined app updates for better security and productivity and simplified troubleshooting for Microsoft 365 apps. Microsoft has introduced updated app supersedence to help administrators keep Win32 applications up to date. The supersedence feature lets IT…

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