This blog will be about some SharePoint drive letter mapping with a CSP. In one of my latest blogs, I showed you why you don’t necessarily need to hybrid join your devices to get an SSO to your on-premise file servers and legacy apps. I even showed you how you could map Drive letters by using a CSP in Intune. Deliver us from Hybrid – Call4Cloud Do you still need Azure Hybrid Ad? Like I showed you in an earlier…
This blog will show you what happens when you are trying to install a Win32app which is deployed by serviceui.exe and how to troubleshoot errors. Of course, I will show you how to solve a particular problem. I will divide this blog into 5 parts Describing each phase and where to find it in the log Background info about Serviceui.exe The problem itself Troubleshooting the Problem The Solution 1.Win32 App IME installation phases When you want to monitor or troubleshoot…
This short blog will be about some new long-awaited Intune Power Settings. I guess everyone knows this problem. How to make sure your hard disk is not going to take a nap after some idle time? I am going to divide this blog into 2 parts. In the first part, I will show you which options you had until now. The second part will be about how we could do it in the future. Until now: Until now, you hadn’t…
An old one, but still necessary when you are deploying a win32 app and you have to make sure some 64 bits registry keys are configured before you could install the application. I was inspired to write this blog after a question on the Technet community website about this topic. In this blog, I will first show you the differences where data is stored on a 64 bits device and secondly I will show you why deploying a 64 bits…
This blog will show you how to start troubleshooting when some features of the company portal aren’t working anymore. Some features that stopped working were: App installations and syncing problems. While troubleshooting, it really took me down into the rabbit hole. In one of my last blogs, I showed you which steps you could take to implement Adminless and how to make sure the end-user experience is still great. Dude, Where’s my Admin? – Call4Cloud Almost at the same time,…
This blog will show you which options you have in Intune when you want to deploy a PowerShell script with an HKCU registry change but of course, you blocked PowerShell.exe on your Windows 10 Endpoints. I am also going to explain why you need to block PowerShell or which defences you need to put in place when you are allowing it. When you are allowing your employees to run PowerShell you could be exposed to an Insider threat. The employee…
This blog will be about a new User action in conditional Access and how to deploy this setting. I will also show you how to deploy this rule among all other rules in conditional access with the use of PowerShell. When you join/register a device you will need to require MFA in my opinion. It’s also a part of our Baseline tenant enrollment. I guess you don’t want someone outside your company joining a device with stolen credentials? Otherwise requiring…
This blog will be about why only securing your mobile apps and desktop clients on IOS and Android devices will leave some holes in your security In one of my last blogs, I showed you how to set up App protection policies on unmanaged and managed devices. The Chronicles of MAM – Call4Cloud Setting up IOS App protection policies After some feedback, I realized I did not show the conditions, which client apps should be selected. When you are configuring…
This blog will be about some old fashioned tattooing problem. A new day a new problem and again a customer called us. On some of their devices, the keyboard layout was switching each time, from NL-VS to NL-NL. Of course, this is really irritating. In a normal situation, your users have the possibility to remove the second keyboard layout when opening the language settings menu but this time it was greyed out. No problem we thought, we could log in…
This short blog will be about some Windows 10 time sync issues. It’s summertime again, time to set your clock one hour forward. Windows 10 has a built-in mechanism to configure the clock/time automatically for you. If it’s working, it’s great but yesterday some customers called. Their Windows 10 device did not automatically changed the system time. When you have admin privileges you can manually sync the time, but you don’t have this luxury if you’re a user without admin…