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Getting devices into Intune.
From planning to enrollment to handing devices over from Defender, one step at a time.
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Microsoft Intune, Before You Enroll Anything: What It Does and What to Plan
A plain-spoken tour of what Intune actually handles, where it stops, and the identity decisions you want settled before the first device shows up.
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How to Enroll a Windows Device in Intune by Hand
The Settings app route into Intune, which of its three options to pick, and why the device might show up as personal when you didn't want it to.
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Trigger Intune Automatic Enrollment on a Windows Device with PowerShell
For the Entra-joined PC that never showed up in Intune. Check it's ready, kick off enrollment, and see why it failed if it does.
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What Get-WindowsAutopilotInfo Actually Does (and How to Use It Today)
The hardware hash script behind Windows Autopilot, explained. Upload straight to Intune with -Online, or export a CSV when the device can't reach the tenant.
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Pushing Configuration Profiles to Devices That Are Already Deployed
How to build a configuration profile in Intune, roll it out to machines that are already in people's hands, and confirm it actually landed.
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Defender for Endpoint vs. Intune: Who Actually Manages the Device?
Onboarding to Defender for Endpoint and enrolling in Intune are two different things, and you almost never have to offboard one to get the other.
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Checklist: Moving a Device from MDE Security Settings Management to Intune
A practical checklist for taking a device that gets its security policy through Defender for Endpoint and enrolling it in Intune without leaving a gap.