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For those of you already using EPM in Intune, how are you handling the user requests? Do your teams monitor the Intune panel for these requests all day, or have you found a way to get them to go to another system, such as an ITSM like ServiceNow?

Hey all,

Trying to get a feel for how others are doing this today. We're looking at moving our kiosk configs from AD to Intune managed, and will be getting Intune Device licenses to cover them. However, we're struggling to find a nice/clean way to handle license billing allocations for them. Since we're not assigning them to users, we can't pull cost center that way like we normally would. Today, we have mostly Windows devices in use as single/multi app kiosks planned, but we also would see uses for single/multi app kiosks for iPadOS and Android devices, with Android being our first real-world use case put into production.

We've considered some of the options below, but I'm curious how ot

Been asked to look into this by leadership as they want to kill off 32bit Office installs fully. Is there any way to actually audit

1. Which macros are being used; and/or

2. Which macros are 64-bit compatible; and/or

3. How to get them to be 64-bit compatible, if possible

We're using Intune, so we can definitely run through there, and we have Nexthink in place that could also be used to monitor for such usage. My research is suggesting that this isn't straightforward, or easy, at all, but giving it a try either way.

We're using Intune to trial some configs for multi-app kiosks running on Lenovo Android tablets, and we were asked today if it was possible to allow end users who have exited the Managed Home Screen to be able to uninstall, and reinstall, deployed apps. Their rationale being that one of the apps used tends to have frequent issues, and one of the vendor's troubleshooting steps they would follow would be uninstalling, then reinstalling the app. It seems like this is restricted while the device is in a kiosk configuration -- is there any ways to get around this?

Hey all,

We've had 8021X working for our hybrid, and Entra-joined, machines without much issues for the last couple of years. As of the last month or so, though, we've started seeing issues with folks being unable to auth. Digging in, a working machine appears to have certs issued by "Microsoft Device Management Device CA", and another by "Microsoft Intune MDM Device CA". On the machines where we've seen issues with, however, we see certs issued by "Microsoft Intune Device Management Device CA", and another by "Microsoft Intune MDM Device CA".

Our ISE is configured to require the Microsoft Intune MDM Device CA cert and for the device to be considered Registered, but it appears that the

Howdy all,

We're using vCenter/Horizon for our VDIs today, and hybrid-joining them, managed in Intune. With Windows 10, we would provision a new VDI and it would be added to our AD, moved to the right OU, and synced to Entra before user ever logged in. Since moving to Windows 11, however, our testing has shown that something has changed. Now, the Win11 VDIs won't sync to Entra until a domain user logs in, which seems to be to populate the userCertificate attribute. However, this process feels too manual, and slow, compared to what we've had, since now the process seems to be

1. Provision
2. Join to AD
3. Move to OU
4. User logs in
5. userCertificate populated
6. Sync to Entra within 30 mi

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We've just completed an M365 tenant to tenant migration, and our main issues have been specific to the mobile apps for users. Users signing in with new credentials getting "Something went wrong", "We were unable to link your account" errors. We're not sure what else to try beyond what we've done below on this, so any ideas are welcome

What we've done:

• Had users remove old accounts from all apps
• Had users uninstall and reinstall apps
• Had users offload the apps then reinstall them
• Had users clear cache, or on iOS had users download Edge to delete all accounts on the device

Despite all this, we're still seeing constant issues with authentication, and would love some addit

Hey all,

Hoping for a sanity check here and some options. We're conducting a tenant migration, and we have devices in Intune that are migrating. On a handful of these units, after running the Wipe command, they reported back with "There was a problem resetting your PC" errors, and they are now stuck. The devices have dropped out of Intune in most cases, but we can still see them in Connectwise Control. Using CW Control, we've tried

• Re-initializing winRE with reagentc
• Injecting Intel RST drivers into the WIM
• Forcing a reset using a script we found that uses the doWipeProtectedMethod method
• Rebuilding the recovery partition

None of these have worked. I have had success in testing w