Tag: Intune

Intune Settings Catalog Windows Restore is one of the useful settings covered in this guide, alongside Silent Printing, Edge geolocation controls and the Edge for Business information page. Microsoft Intune’s Settings Catalog is one of the best places to find useful Windows and Microsoft Edge policies without building custom profiles from scratch. Some settings are […]

I have just renewed my SC-300 certification, and the experience reminded me exactly why this exam continues to be one of the most valuable Microsoft credentials anyone in IT can hold. If you are preparing to sit the SC-300 exam for the first time, or you are coming up to renewal like I was, this article is a deep, […]

Shadow AI in Microsoft 365 is now something IT teams can start to see, not just worry about. A member of staff installs an AI coding assistant on their work laptop. It helps them work faster, so they keep using it. A few days later, that same tool may have had access to source code, […]

Endpoint Analytics is one of those areas in Intune that is easy to overlook. Most admins will spend more time in devices, apps, configuration profiles, compliance policies and Autopilot. That makes sense, because those are the areas where most of the day-to-day work happens. But Intune Endpoint Analytics is where you start to see what […]

Storage space is one of those issues that creeps up slowly and then suddenly becomes a problem. Devices start missing Windows updates, users complain about low disk space, and support tickets begin to stack up. If you are managing cloud-only Windows devices with Microsoft Intune, Storage Sense is one of the easiest ways to improve […]

Microsoft Intune Remediations allow you to detect and fix Windows issues automatically using PowerShell. Instead of waiting for users to report problems, Intune can check device health on a schedule and correct issues before they impact productivity. This article walks through Intune Remediations from start to finish, including permissions, scripts, deployment, scheduling, on-demand execution, and […]

Secure Boot 2026 is approaching, and Microsoft has issued guidance around the expiry of Secure Boot certificates that are fundamental to how Windows devices trust the boot process. The original Microsoft Secure Boot certificates issued in 2011 begin expiring from June 2026, with additional expirations later in 2026. These certificates are used to verify boot […]

Microsoft’s Zero Trust Assessment gives you a structured way to understand how closely your Microsoft 365 tenant aligns with modern security expectations. It reviews core identity, device, access and logging configurations, then produces a clear report with practical guidance. Never miss an article and subscribe, and don’t forget to subscribe to my YouTube channel, Control Alt […]

Keeping Windows devices secure with intune update rings and feature updates and consistent across an organisation can be a challenge. Microsoft Intune helps administrators manage updates in a structured way, using two main tools: update rings and feature updates. Together, they give you control over when, how, and what version of Windows 11 gets installed, […]

Windows 11 version 25H2 brings new management options to Microsoft Intune, giving administrators more control over privacy, AI features, and the overall user experience. This article explains how to use Intune Windows 11 25H2 settings to block the Recall feature tenant-wide, remove unwanted Microsoft Store apps, disable Copilot, and configure a consistent Start menu layout. […]