This page is under construction.
This shows up under my Self Initiated projects as I began looking into VMware Esxi host configuration, and that then led into Intune and Windows MDM. Eventually I brought it up in work, and it has become a task of mine.
- List of applications I have prepared for Intune:
- FileZilla
- Zoom
- 1Password
- Bartender Label Printing Software
- Zebra Print Utility
- Twingate
- Microsoft 365 apps
- Alchemy Suite of apps
- Google Chrome
- Quick Assist
- Company Portal
- Sublime Text
- Teamviewer
- Custom App (script) to download and force wallpaper
- General list of Powershell scripts I have made:
- Scripts to install printers
- Scripts to create / modify user accounts
- Scripts to install drivers
- Scripts to install fonts
- Script to set wallpaper
- Scripts to install programs, that are packaged with Win32 apps
- I have configured the following:
- Windows Autopilot for Zero Touch Deployment
- Enforcing Standard user account
- Simplifying the OOBE
- Automatic group placement
- General Configuration Profiles:
- I have focused on tailoring the experience for the multiple types of deployments we have. As one example, production computers will be much more locked down, preventing things like Network and Account level modifications (Production computers use a local account), while individually assigned computers have less restrictions to allow users to work freely.
- Security related features:
- Microsoft Defender
- Bitlocker
- Compliance Policies
- Windows Autopilot for Zero Touch Deployment
- I have also created documentation for:
- Deploying certain computers, enrolling computers into Windows Autopilot manually, how to troubleshoot deployment issues with the remediation scripts, etc
- I have also created a diagram of how the Autopilot groups will place the laptops into specific buckets, depending on which one is picked. From there, the laptops were then sorted into departments by the people they were assigned to.