Wow! always so surprised that these videos that are so great get relative few views, if you guys did a "howto package Google Chrome in Intune" you would get more viewer but be less interesting, this was GOOD stuff, but even with this I'm still disappointed in Intune in general about logging... hope they improve that, but to end on a good note, this video was FANTA STIC thanks guys!
Thanks guys, great vid! Of interest, the 2nd part of downloading the package, is there any need to if you are the one doing the packaging anyway, and so already have access to the source and packaged files? (Or your team store them all on a central file server)? Just not fully understanding what the benefit of that step helps with...?
There's value in the way that you can extract the installation media on the device having the issue with the installation. Conversely, if you already have the source media / installation code, then you don't particularly need to rely on this - it's just one of MANY solutions to assist with troubleshooting. -- Ben
Great content as always! Any idea what's the best way to remove local admin privilege from All logged in Azure AD users and grant as required? Use case : We recently went through an O365 tenant migration and all our users had to manually re-enroll their devices to the new tenant's Intune, thereby giving them local admin rights when joining the new Azure AD/Intune Now we need to remove the local admin rights from all users except a select few. From my research, it seems this can be achieved using Restricted Groups OMA URI policy but the problem with that is that when we need to grant local admin on a specific device for a specific user - the OMA URI policy will revert the local admin membership to what's specified in the OMA URI configuration profile, hence no way to give local admin rights to users on specific devices as opposed to All devices/device group.
Hi, can you please do a session for flash player uninstall without the kB released by ms because the kB cannot be uninstall again. Flash player is installed manually to all our computers before
This is an excellent session. I much prefer these quick, to the point, sessions with useful information. Great job!
Wow! always so surprised that these videos that are so great get relative few views, if you guys did a "howto package Google Chrome in Intune" you would get more viewer but be less interesting, this was GOOD stuff, but even with this I'm still disappointed in Intune in general about logging... hope they improve that, but to end on a good note, this video was FANTA
STIC thanks guys!
Thanks for posting this Steve and Ben I remember suggesting this way back.
Great to see you've made a training video for it
Dayum I did not expect that!
Saving this to my toolbox :3
Great video guys, loving the material!
Super Useful thanks!
Amazing work guys. Steve you sound a little flat hope you're feeling ok
This was awesome ! Thanks guys
Thanks guys, great vid! Of interest, the 2nd part of downloading the package, is there any need to if you are the one doing the packaging anyway, and so already have access to the source and packaged files? (Or your team store them all on a central file server)? Just not fully understanding what the benefit of that step helps with...?
There's value in the way that you can extract the installation media on the device having the issue with the installation. Conversely, if you already have the source media / installation code, then you don't particularly need to rely on this - it's just one of MANY solutions to assist with troubleshooting.
-- Ben
Great session folks !
Informative video!
Great content as always!
Any idea what's the best way to remove local admin privilege from All logged in Azure AD users and grant as required?
Use case : We recently went through an O365 tenant migration and all our users had to manually re-enroll their devices to the new tenant's Intune, thereby giving them local admin rights when joining the new Azure AD/Intune
Now we need to remove the local admin rights from all users except a select few. From my research, it seems this can be achieved using Restricted Groups OMA URI policy but the problem with that is that when we need to grant local admin on a specific device for a specific user - the OMA URI policy will revert the local admin membership to what's specified in the OMA URI configuration profile, hence no way to give local admin rights to users on specific devices as opposed to All devices/device group.
Just in case you don't have CMTrace.
www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=50012
I'm learning day by day with your videos. Thanks
Killer!
Is there a way to get this tool or the noewer OneTrace when not using SCCM?
Hi, can you please do a session for flash player uninstall without the kB released by ms because the kB cannot be uninstall again.
Flash player is installed manually to all our computers before
Does this still work? I'm testing in my lab however coming with errors.
ConvertFrom-Json : Invalid object passed in, ':' or '}' expected.
same here
@@4mryano Yeah, I think MS (unsurprisingly) removed the decryption keys from the logs. Never seemed like a good idea to put them in there.
RIP SCCM toolkit.