Troubleshooting health attestation just got easier. With the introduction of the Tpm PreAttestationHealthCheck task, Windows now generates a detailed JSON file in the MeasuredBoot folder. This file contains everything you need to understand why a device may fail compliance: TPM status, Secure Boot, BitLocker, and more, all in one place.
Houston, we have a TPM Attestation problem
This blog will be an additional blog to the TPM attestation series I wrote some […]
Close Encounters of the Microsoft Azure Attestation
This blog will be about my first and second encounters with Microsoft Azure Attestation(MAA) and […]
Are You There Intune? It’s Me, Health Attestation Certificate
A Compliant device, I want myself to have a working Intune enrolled compliant device!!!! Nothing […]
The Last TPM Attestation Script from Your Lover
This blog will discuss some TPM Attestation issues you could encounter when running Windows Autopilot […]
Ready For Attestation: A True Underdog Story
This blog will explain what the “Ready for Attestation” flag truly means and show you […]
House of the Dragon: The Game of TPM’s
Again, I am writing a blog about TPM attestation. Why? Sometimes, even when your device […]
Married with System Boards’s: 976-TPM
This blog will discuss why “Things” could break with your totally TPM Protected Autopilot Azure […]
The Last Days of Custom Compliance Policies
This blog will show you the nice wonderful addition to Intune, called the Custom Compliance […]
The KB5007253 Update: The Devil Made Me Fix The TPM
This blog will show you how to ensure that you can still pre-provision your devices […]