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n this blog, we’ll explore why 0x80280009 (aka TPM_E_FAIL) is becoming a more common headache, particularly in virtual machines. We’ll look at what’s really going on inside the TPM when this error hits, why your Hyper-V VMs aren’t playing nice with Autopilot for pre-provisioned deployments, and, just maybe, how a new feature on the horizon, VTpmAttestation, might change the attestation game.

After posting the blog about Administrator Protection, one question kept coming up: What are the key differences between Administrator Protection vs EPM (Endpoint Privilege Management)? Some even wondered if EPM is being replaced now that Administrator Protection is here. Let’s clear things up!

This blog will focus on a new Windows 11 insider build feature, Administrator Protection, announced in the latest Windows Insider Canary build (27718).

This feature is designed to eliminate always-on admin rights. Instead, it uses a hidden elevation mechanism to provide just-in-time privileges when needed, keeping admin rights in the shadows until required. “I am the Shadow Admin, always present but never seen.”

In this blog, we’ll dive into the common headache of enrolling existing devices to Intune […]

SecureChannelFailure | SSL/TLS | IME | Apps Not installing | Windows Autopilot

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Are you using a nice Windows 365 Cloud PC and want to use kickass Intune […]

Two powerful features have been introduced in the latest update to Microsoft Intune Advanced Analytics: […]

Create EPM Elevation Rules in just a few seconds. It sounds like a dream, right? […]