Tag: PowerShell
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Security Update for HTTP(s) Function Apps
Howdy folks! I have good news! Great news actually, as I think this will let me start to remove the annoying red security warnings on all my HTTP function apps. Thanks to the work of the @NickolajA of the MSEndpointMGR team, there is a new authentication method for HTTP Functions which is more secure than…
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Intune Win32 Apps: Running them at System Startup
Here is a scenario: You might need to update an app, say a very critical app like a VPN application, and make sure you do it at a time that won’t interrupt the user. Unfortunately, Intune is not really capable of scheduling app deployments. You won’t be able to say “install this app only between…
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PowerShell Intune Win32 Apps – Avoiding a busy MSI Installer
Scenario & Background: Sometimes when you’re packaging apps to deploy via Intune, things need to be a little more complicated than just directly calling an MSI to install. You might need to install a series of MSIs or install an MSI and then copy files around. The easiest solution to make this all happen in…
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Windows 11: Automating the Removal of Personal Teams with Intune
I got reminded of this topic recently and realized there are a lot of people who might want this. This is how you can remove Microsoft Teams Personal from Windows 11 devices and keep it gone, as best as possible as of today at least. There was at one point a registry key one could…
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PowerShell Querying User Password Expiration Information From Local AD
Security requirements are obviously a large player in the IT landscape. One of the biggest topics in that realm are passwords. While us IT dreamers have hopes of a password-less MFA covered landscape, most organizations have yet to embrace that. For most organizations account passwords are supposed to be subjected to certain expiration and change…
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