Another really helpful video. One question, when you created your Win32 app, in Intune you ticked x32 and x64, is that because you still have x32 OS in your environment?
I was trying to configure an auto logoff script as a scheduled task in Intune. The issue I encountered is that while everything runs smoothly when using PowerShell, the code doesn't seem to work as expected when deployed through Intune. I've tested it on both AD-joined and Azure AD-joined devices (including those enrolled via Windows Autopilot), but the problem persists. I'm not sure why this is happening. Do you have any suggestions?
All these simple things that you make a video about, is the stuff we need! Big thanks, learning heaps from you!
I agree
Thanks!!
Another really helpful video. One question, when you created your Win32 app, in Intune you ticked x32 and x64, is that because you still have x32 OS in your environment?
No it's because I'm lazy and clicked through everything too fast :)
Would you have a copy of the scheduled task powershell task, the script in script one? I am hoping you can post it.
Traveling at the moment but I’ll post this week
@ thanks because I have to setup a schedule task on a bunch of laptops and your scripts will be helpful to put it mildly
I was trying to configure an auto logoff script as a scheduled task in Intune. The issue I encountered is that while everything runs smoothly when using PowerShell, the code doesn't seem to work as expected when deployed through Intune.
I've tested it on both AD-joined and Azure AD-joined devices (including those enrolled via Windows Autopilot), but the problem persists.
I'm not sure why this is happening. Do you have any suggestions?
What context are you testing in? (System, Admin, User....)
@@getrubix I use system and the purpose is to kick out the inactive users signed in computer labs at school.