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Very nice video , thank you . I cannot achieve similar results . I can indeed block devices by preventing installation of drivers matching setup classes but I am unable to allow exceptions for USB devices (VID , PID , Instance path etc ... ) .

Awesome video, great explanation and breakdown of LAPS.

You should have taken it step by step and created a policy in the demo, this would have been a little more easier to know

I am planning to implement windows 365 frontline solution. we have regular W365 solution for Asia, US and EU regions already. my question is, do I need to create 3 separate provisioning policies for my Azure network connections i.e. Asia, US and EU ? if so do I need to assign groups and licenses based these regions ? or W365 is smart enough to identify shift workers ie (US during night and EU during evening and Asia during night).

What a great and detailed explanation of LAPS implementation. I've got some questions, though. 1. Should the detection script also check if the user is in the admin group? If there is a chance the user with such a name exists but is not in the admin group the script will probably fail to execute. 2. Do we need to configure any parameters when creating a user such as "User must change password at next logon" and/or "Password never expires" Thanks

Thanks for the video - would be even better if you demoed a blocked device that then get’s approved - not work for me so far either.

Thank you for the great video. I'm having a terrible time with device control. How can I block all USB sticks for user A on a shared device and allow a specific USB stick for user B? Is this possible?

Great Video. I was looking to create a policy to Block All USB Storage excluding a list o devices. This will help

This was a really good video! Straight to the point and clear. You got a subscriber!

Thanks for your work on this! we have deployed this to our environment. After clicking on login, then signing into an account with the correct permissions, the login window closes but it doesnt actually log in.

Seems a little useless as all the questions asked to the program can easily be answered by looking at the Intune portal

Awesome

Hi Nicklas. Do you have any suggestions for those who aren't licensed for Remediation scripts? Also, have you run through the migration from legacy to modern scenario yet?

Had no idea that firmware updates didn't require the BIOS to be unlocked. Does this mean if the BIOS/UEFI had password set to enter it doesn't require that? We started rolling out systems a while back with password locked BIOS but it ended up being more of a hassle than anything. Would love to have these systems receive BIOS updates seamlessly now.

Thanks Niklas for making this interview. Liked the script you made for us to move through in our conversation. Well done

Hey Niklas, thanks for the explanation, we just enabled EPM plug-in and will test in next month

Hi! I'm trying to implement Intune but every user I create has admin rights even though they're created as standard user via O365. Any guide on how to fix that? thanks!