Have you ever struggled with Lenovo T480 or HP Elitedesk 800 G4 devices that refused to cooperate with Intune? In this blog, we unravel the saga of SecureChannelFailure errors, elusive SSL/TLS handshake issues, and a troublesome TPM. Armed with Fiddler and Wireshark, we uncovered a cryptographic glitch causing the chaos. The result? Apps wouldn’t install, and no PowerShell scripts could be deployed during Windows Autopilot.
The Subscription Activation Journey: Stuck on Pro
The May update broke Windows Subscription Activation, causing devices to drop from Enterprise to Pro. […]
Cloud PCs? Where we’re going we don’t need Device Query and Support Approved?
Are you using a nice Windows 365 Cloud PC and want to use kickass Intune […]
Mrs. Resource Performance, you’re trying to seduce me with your CPU Spike. Aren’t you?
Two powerful features have been introduced in the latest update to Microsoft Intune Advanced Analytics: […]
The Lakehouse of EPM: Easily Create EPM Elevation Rules based on the Elevation Requests
Create EPM Elevation Rules in just a few seconds. It sounds like a dream, right? […]
FooUser@ meets the Cosmic Autopilot@ user
This blog will be about me wrecking a Windows device during Autopilot Pre-Provisioning to see […]
Evolving Subscription Activation: From Workarounds to a Robust Solution
Microsoft has continuously refined how Windows handles Subscription Activation, particularly in environments with strict Conditional […]
Keep your Interactive Logons close, but your EPM Virtual Account closer.
In this blog, I will show you why existing GPO policies could potentially break new […]
MDM vs. MAM | Personal vs. Corporate
In our previous blog, we explored how to register devices with Entra and manage them, […]
IsTPMAttested: The Ultimate Attestation Security Gate
This is the fourth and, for now, last blog post in the Windows Enrollment Attestation […]