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Mastering Microsoft Intune

Mastering Microsoft Intune - Second Edition

By : Christiaan Brinkhoff, Per Larsen
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Mastering Microsoft Intune

Mastering Microsoft Intune

4.6 (25)
By: Christiaan Brinkhoff, Per Larsen
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Overview of this book

The slow adoption of modern work solutions, which are designed to streamline the management of your environment, can often be attributed to a lack of understanding and familiarity with those solutions. This book will provide you with all the information you need to successfully transition to Microsoft Intune. Mastering Microsoft Intune, Second Edition, explains various concepts in detail to give you the clarity on how to use Microsoft Intune and eliminate any migration challenges. You'll master Cloud Computing services such as Windows 365 Cloud PCs, Intune Suite, Windows Autopatch, Windows Autopilot, profile management, monitoring and analytics, Universal Print, and much more. The book will take you through the latest features and Microsoft Cloud services to help you to get grips with the fundamentals of Intune and understand which services you can manage. Whether you're interested in physical or cloud endpoints, it's all covered. By the end of the book, you'll be able to set up Intune and use it to run Windows and Windows 365 efficiently, using all the latest features of Intune
Table of Contents (26 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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Who this book is for
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What this book covers
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Understanding the Basics
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Understanding the Basics
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Introduction to Microsoft 365
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Introduction to Microsoft 365
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Microsoft 365 cloud services
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Summary
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Questions
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Answers
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Further reading
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Cloud-Native Endpoints
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Cloud-Native Endpoints
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Paths to cloud native
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Microsoft Intune
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Exploring Windows 11 Enterprise in detail
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BYOD
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What is zero trust?
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Windows 365 for non-managed endpoints
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Summary
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Questions
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Further reading
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Requirements for Microsoft Intune
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Requirements for Microsoft Intune
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Endpoint scenarios
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Identity roles and privileges for Microsoft Intune
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Using Intune filters when assigning
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Identity roles and privileges for a Windows 365 Cloud PC
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Identity roles and privileges for Universal Print
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Licensing requirements
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Supported OSes
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Windows 11 hardware requirements
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Intune Administrator Licensing
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Microsoft Intune – network URL firewall requirements
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Universal Print – required URLs
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Summary
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Questions
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Answers
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Further reading
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Windows 365
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Windows 365
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What is Windows 365?
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What is Windows 365?
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What is Windows 365?
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Configuration Manager support
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GPU-Enhanced Cloud PCs
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Connect to your on-premises network
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Summary
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Questions
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Further reading
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Deploying Windows 365
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Deploying Windows 365
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Technical requirements for deploying Windows 365
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Provision a Cloud PC
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Zero Trust: Conditional Access management for Cloud PCs
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Deploy Windows App via Intune
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Bulk User Actions via Intune
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Windows 365 Boot shared mode
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Windows 365 Boot dedicated mode
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What if you have multiple Cloud PCs?
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Battery status redirection
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Windows 365 Switch
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Bulk device actions
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Monitoring and analytics
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Want to dive deeper into Windows 365?
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Summary
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Questions
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Further reading
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Mastering Microsoft Intune
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Mastering Microsoft Intune
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Windows Deployment and Management
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Windows Deployment and Management
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Deploying existing Windows devices into Microsoft Intune
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Windows Update for Business
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Feature updates for Windows 10 and later
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Windows Autopatch
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Summary
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Questions
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Answers
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Further reading
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Windows Autopilot
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Windows Autopilot
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Technical requirements
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Windows Autopilot overview
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Uploading the hardware ID to Windows Autopilot
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Windows Autopilot for existing devices
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Windows updates during the OOBE
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Enrollment Status Page (ESP)
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Autopilot reporting and diagnostics
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Troubleshooting automatic BitLocker encryption on a VM
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Windows Hello for Business
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Cloud configuration scenario
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SharedPC self-deployment scenario
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Wiping and resetting your devices
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Fresh Start
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Summary
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Questions
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Answers
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Further reading
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Application Management and Delivery
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Application Management and Delivery
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Application delivery via Microsoft Intune
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Different application types you can deploy
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Deploying Microsoft 365 apps
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Deploying Microsoft Teams
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Deploying OneDrive
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What is WinGet?
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What is MSIX?
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Summary
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Understanding Policy Management
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Understanding Policy Management
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Policy management
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What is a CSP policy?
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Windows Push Notification Service (WNS)
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Getting started with policy design
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Migrating existing policies from AD – Group Policy management
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Summary
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Questions
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Further reading
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Advanced Policy Management
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Advanced Policy Management
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Policy management
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Importing ADMX
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Configuring administrative templates
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OneDrive – block syncing specific file extensions
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Configure device configuration (template)
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Config Refresh
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Pushing PowerShell scripts – scripted actions to endpoints
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Multi admin approval
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Compliance policies
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Summary
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Intune Suite
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Intune Suite
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What is Intune Suite?
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How to get started with Intune Suite
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Specialty Device Management
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Endpoint Privileged Management
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Cloud certificate management (Cloud PKI)
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Summary
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Questions
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Further reading
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Copilot/AI
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Copilot/AI
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The future of AI in Windows and Intune
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Copilot in Windows
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What can you use Windows Copilot for?
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Security Copilot (Device Management)
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Intune policy generation via Security Copilot
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Copilot assistant for Intune device queries
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Troubleshooting Intune via Security Copilot
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Summary
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Identity and Security Management
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Identity and Security Management
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Microsoft Identity
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Entra ID
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Conditional Access
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Cloud apps
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Grant
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Preventing users from carrying out Entra ID device registration
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Self-service Password Reset
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Entra ID password protection
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Passwordless authentication
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Enabling passwordless authentication
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Passkeys
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Web sign-in
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BitLocker disk encryption
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BitLocker recovery keys
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Personal Data Encryption
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Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
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Security baselines
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Compliance policies
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Windows 365 security baselines
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Connecting to Intune – Microsoft Intune integration
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Alerts and security assessments
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Defender keylogger protection
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Summary
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Questions
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Further reading
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Monitoring and Endpoint Analytics
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Monitoring and Endpoint Analytics
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Endpoint analytics
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Cloud PC overview
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Cloud attached devices (preview)
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Endpoint analytics – Advanced Monitoring
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Top 10 processes impacting Startup performance
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OS restart history
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Resource performance
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Insights and recommendations – score trends
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Application reliability
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Windows 365-specific metrics
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Insights and recommendations
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Customizing your baselines
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System alerts and email notifications
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Service health
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Advanced Endpoint analytics
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ControlUp Enrich
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Summary
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Universal Print
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Universal Print
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What is Universal Print?
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Is Universal Print secure and where does my printed data go?
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Universal Print – requirements
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Learning how to deploy Universal Print
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Summary
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Questions
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Further reading
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Troubleshooting and Community
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Troubleshooting and Community
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Troubleshooting Microsoft Intune
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Troubleshooting Microsoft Intune
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Troubleshooting Windows 365
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Troubleshooting Windows 365
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Community Help
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Community hall of fame
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Community events to participate in!
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MMS – Minnesota and Fort Lauderdale
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MEM Summit – Paris
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Workplace Ninja Summit – Europe
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Windows 365 Community
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Windows in the Cloud – video webcast
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Summary
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Index
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Uploading the hardware ID to Windows Autopilot

The Windows Autopilot hardware hash is a 4K string retrieved from the Windows 10 or Windows 11 OS on the device by running Get-WindowsAutoPilotInfo.ps1 from a PowerShell prompt:

New-Item -Type Directory -Path "C:\Temp\Autopilot"
Set-Location -Path "C:\Temp\Autopilot"
Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope Process -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted
Install-Script -Name Get-WindowsAutoPilotInfo
Get-WindowsAutoPilotInfo.ps1 -OutputFile AutoPilotHWID.csv

Windows Autopilot device registration can be done within your organization manually, for testing, or for devices your organization already owns.

It is used to collect the hardware identity of devices (hardware hashes) and upload this information in a Comma-Separated Values (CSV) file to the Windows Autopilot service from the Microsoft Intune admin center, and also to capture the hardware hash for manual registration, which requires booting the device into Windows 10 or Windows...

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