Reading Time: 5 minutesManaged bookmarks (aka Managed Favorites) in Microsoft Edge are one of those small Intune wins that make a big difference: you give users a clean, consistent set of “company links” in Microsoft Edge, and because they’re policy-driven, they stay there (and users can’t accidentally delete or rename them). In Microsoft Edge, this is done with…
Reading Time: 3 minutesIn Microsoft Intune, policy tattooing refers to when a configuration setting applied via a Configuration Service Provider (CSP) remains on a Windows device even after you remove or unassign the corresponding Intune policy. Each Windows CSP decides autonomously whether to “clean up” its settings upon policy removal; CSPs that don’t revert their changes leave those…
Reading Time: 9 minutesThe Intune Company Portal serves as your end‑user’s gateway to enrolling and managing devices—whether corporate‑owned or BYOD—across Windows, iOS, and Android. In this ultimate guide, we’ll walk through every aspect: what the portal is, why it’s the simplest deployment path, how to configure your tenant’s settings related to it, branding, monitoring, security integrations, best practices,…
Reading Time: 10 minutesDeploying a consistent desktop background across an organization not only reinforces brand identity but also enhances the overall user experience. Traditionally, achieving this through Microsoft Intune has involved methods such as deploying Win32 applications, configuring profiles, or hosting images on the cloud. However, these approaches can introduce complexities and dependencies. In this guide, we present…
Reading Time: 4 minutesIn this post, we explore how to enable location services in Windows devices using Intune—a feature that not only enhances our ability to locate devices in real time but also bolsters overall security and compliance. March 2026: Tested it on a fresh 25H2 machine and it worked. The location services turn to enabled and cannot…
Reading Time: 7 minutesIn this post, we will explore how to block URLs access using Intune in specific browsers. In today’s fast-paced digital environment, managing and securing web access across your organization is more critical than ever. With employees relying on multiple browsers such as Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, and Google Chrome, IT administrators face the challenge of…
Reading Time: 6 minutesIn this post we will discuss how to block app installations from MS Store and an alternative way to install them using Intune. When managing Windows devices in an enterprise, controlling where users install applications from is a key security and compliance measure. The Microsoft Store is a great source for apps, but unrestricted access…
Reading Time: 3 minutesOne of the critical tasks for administrators is managing and fetching assignments for various profiles in Intune—whether for device configurations, application deployments, or security policies. In this post, we’ll walk through a PowerShell script designed to efficiently retrieve assignments for all your created configuration profiles, compliance policies, applications, scripts, and more within Microsoft Intune. This…
Reading Time: 5 minutesIn this short blog we are going to see some essential configurations to allow the screen projection to external monitors from Intune managed devices. Once Upon a Screen Projection Challenge There was a time when we found ourselves grappling with what seemed like a straightforward task—projecting the screen of an Intune-managed laptop to an external…
Reading Time: 3 minutesIn todays post we will discuss about Intune device cleanup rules. One of Intune’s lesser-known but incredibly useful features is the Cleanup Rules functionality. These rules act as the unsung heroes of device management, quietly maintaining the cleanliness and efficiency of your Intune environment. In this article, we’ll demystify Intune Cleanup Rules, exploring how they…
Reading Time: 5 minutesIn this short post we will explore what is Intune MDM Certificate and what are its usages and functionalities. What is an MDM Certificate? The Mobile Device Management (MDM) certificate, also known as the Intune certificate, is a crucial component in the device enrollment and management process within Microsoft Intune. This digital certificate serves as…