Tools that make your life and work with and around Microsoft Intune easier. Mostly based on PowerShell and the Graph API.
I’ve worked with a lot of packaging and patching solutions over the years, but Robopack really surprised me in a good way. It’s simple, well thought out, and goes beyond what you’d expect from a third-party packaging hub. Now, don’t…
The PowerShell module IntuneDeviceInventory allows you to add custom fields to Intune device objects. In addition, it included some handy and supportive commands to trigger multiple actions such as a sync or reboot. I developed the module including the associated UI in…
In the FAQ of the “Intune Win32 Deployer” I answer general questions about handling and the functions.Do you also have a question? Then tell me either in the comments, via a social media channel or via contact form. Which detection rule…
In order to describe the handling of the “Intune Win32 Deployer” in more detail, I have shown the individual functions here. Button: Deploy from personal catalogue Here you can see all the apps that you have already added.With this button…
The “Intune Win32 Deployer” allows you to transform Windows Package Manager (winget) and Chocolatey installations for Intune into a Win32 application (intunewin) and upload it straight away to your MEM environment. If you want to do without the automatic upload,…