Configure Google Chrome on macOS with Intune

A while ago, I blogged about deploying DMG type of apps to macOS devices using Intune.  In this blog, I used Google Chrome as an example. Deploying the app is one thing, but in an Enterprise environment, I also want to be able to configure the browser to enforce a few settings (also aligning the browser configuration with what is configured with Google Chrome on Windows devices is a good thing for a consistent employee experience) This can be achieved with the macOS Intune configuration profile Property Lists First of all, you should give the documentation on docs a quick…

Ensuring the Device Name for Windows Intune managed devices is set to Serial Number

A while ago, I wrote a blog around Restricting the Local Admin group with Intune.  In that blog, I mentioned some scenarios where certain Windows Autopilot configurations may not have worked correctly for one reason or another.  That blog focused on the Local Admins group, but I did note the device Computer Name, so I thought I would follow up with a blog on this. I have mentioned in a past blog that I am a fan of using the serial number of a device as its Device Name in Intune.  The Windows Autopilot deployment Profile is a great and simple…

Remote Help – The new remote support app from Microsoft

For many years now, natively managed Intune devices (i.e. not co-managed with Config Manager) have had one problematic issue – Remote support. In several places I’ve worked, remote viewing and control via Microsoft Teams has been an option, however for many support people, being able to perform tasks with elevated access has not been possible.  The only supported methods have been the Config Manager remote control tool (meaning co-management) or Team Viewer.  Quick assist has also been considered, but like Microsoft Teams, the inability to elevate access to perform tasks is also an issue. At the recent 2021 Microsoft Ignite…