While working on a Citrix Cloud migration project in a multi-forest environment, there was a need to migrate existing AD group members that were used on-prem to Azure AD groups. To do this, I needed to report of current group
Configuration Manager Client Self-Heal Using PowerShell and Intune Proactive Remediations
For starters, I must say that I am no SCCM expert. Shout out to Michael Harding who made this possible with his in-depth SCCM knowledge. Co-managing Windows Devices made it possible to concurrently manage devices using the good old Configuration Manager and
Automate Installing SCCM Client for Azure AD Autopilot Devices via Intune and PowerShell
With more and more organizations moving to Modern Management approach to manage their endpoints; there is an increase in adapting and leveraging Endpoint Manager and Autopilot where devices can be shipped directly from manufacturers (OEMs) to users. Typically, the OEM
Windows VM get stuck at OOBE Sysprep screen in Azure Cloud
Credit goes to Richard Podd for finding the solution for this – Thanks Rich! Summary Windows VM get stuck at OOBE Sysprep screen in Azure. Boot diagnostics would just show the logon screen as if the OOBE sysprep was successful,