In part 11 of the Keep it Simple with Intune series, I’ll be showing you how you can deploy a simple PowerShell script via Intune,
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Find Collection Membership for a Device with PowerShell
Here’s a nice piece of PowerShell that will quickly tell you what collections a device is a member of. Replace siteserver, sitecode and hostname with
Update Client Settings Priority Tool for ConfigMgr 2012 – v1.0
After releasing a couple of betas over the last week I have made some more changes to the Update Client Setting Priority Tool. The major
Update Client Settings Priority Tool for ConfigMgr 2012 – Beta v1.1
Update Available – v1.0 I have amended the Update Client Settings Priority Tool for ConfigMgr 2012 to include a check if duplicate priorities have been entered into the
Update Client Settings Priority Tool for ConfigMgr 2012 – Beta v1.0
Update Available – v1.0 In Configmgr 2012, if you create custom Client Settings a priority is assigned to the policy. This priority can be amended in
Dynamically deploying packages and applications to computers using a Task Sequence via PowerShell in ConfigMgr 2012
Peter van der Woude created an excellent PowerShell script and blog post to dynamically deploy applications to computers via a Task Sequence within ConfigMgr. At a
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