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  • Intune App Inventory
    Application Management | Device Management | Intune | Windows 11

    App inventory for Windows devices in Microsoft Intune

    ByIntuneStuff May 11, 2026May 22, 2026

    Hi Community, For years, Intune Discovered Apps has been the go-to place to check what’s installed on your managed devices. It works, but it’s limited: a seven-day refresh cycle (24 hours for Win32 via the IME), barely any metadata beyond name and version, and zero admin control over what gets collected. Microsoft’s answer is Intune…

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  • Microsoft Enpoint Privileged Management (EPM) – Achieve better notifications
    AI | Application Management | Intune | Security

    Microsoft Enpoint Privileged Management (EPM) – Achieve better notifications

    ByIntuneStuff April 28, 2025May 22, 2026

    Hi Community Straight from the start i’ve been complaining on how Microsoft handles the notifications for EPM. This is done with toast notifications for the end user, with this type of notification al lot of stuff can happen that nobody is aware of the approval or deny of the request. For admins, the need to…

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  • How to get the Bundle ID of an iOS app? It’s easy and effortless.
    Apple | Application Management | Device Management | Intune

    How to get the Bundle ID of an iOS app? It’s easy and effortless.

    ByIntuneStuff October 31, 2024May 22, 2026

    Hi Community, This time a short, but in my humble opinion something nice, about retrieving the bundle id of an iOS app. Let’s say you want to use an iOS app protection policy for a custom app in Intune. In this case, you will need the identifier of the app you want to protect. The…

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  • Manage MacOS with Intune, including Apple Business Manager, Defender Enrollment, Platform SSO, and much more – The Complete Guide Part 1
    Apple | Application Management | Device Management | Intune

    Manage MacOS with Intune, including Apple Business Manager, Defender Enrollment, Platform SSO, and much more – The Complete Guide Part 1

    ByIntuneStuff October 9, 2024May 22, 2026

    Manage MacOS with Intune (Including Apple Business Manager) including Platform SSO – The Complete Guide

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  • How To Setup MAM (Mobile Application Management) In Intune – The Series Part 3: Windows
    Application Management | Device Management | Identity | Intune | Security

    How To Setup MAM (Mobile Application Management) In Intune – The Series Part 3: Windows

    Byintunestuff September 11, 2024May 22, 2026

    Hi Community, This will be the 3th of 3 guides on how to setup MAM (Mobile Application Management) in Intune. In this 3th part i will cover Windows. We’ll explore how to protect company data on unmanaged Windows devices using Microsoft Intune. For simplicity, We’ll establish guardrails to ensure company information remains secure while still…

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  • Easy Identify failed apps during an Autopilot installation (Error 0x81036502 & 0x87D1041C)
    Application Management | Autopilot | Device Management | Intune

    Easy Identify failed apps during an Autopilot installation (Error 0x81036502 & 0x87D1041C)

    ByIntuneStuff September 4, 2024May 22, 2026

    Easy Identify failed apps during an Autopilot installation (Error 0x81036502 & 0x87D1041C)   When you start an autopilot installation for a device the ESP (Enrollment Status Page) just shows you how many apps are being installed. When an app fails to install it can be sometimes hard to identify the failing app. So here a…

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  • How to setup MAM (Mobile Application Management) In Intune – The Series – Part 2: Android
    Application Management | Device Management | Identity | Intune | Security

    How to setup MAM (Mobile Application Management) In Intune – The Series – Part 2: Android

    ByIntuneStuff September 2, 2024May 22, 2026

    Hi Community, This will be the 2nd of 3 guides on how to setup MAM (Mobile Application Management) in Intune. In this 2nd part i will cover Android. We’ll explore how to protect company data on unmanaged Android devices using Microsoft Intune. For simplicity, We’ll establish guardrails to ensure company information remains secure while still…

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  • How to setup MAM (Mobile Application Management) In Intune – The Series – Part 1: iOS
    Apple | Application Management | Identity | Intune | Security

    How to setup MAM (Mobile Application Management) In Intune – The Series – Part 1: iOS

    ByIntuneStuff August 27, 2024May 22, 2026

    Hi Community, This will be the 1st of 3 guides on how to setup MAM (Mobile Application Management) in Intune. I will be starting with MAM for iOS. We’ll explore how to protect company data on unmanaged iOS and iPadOS devices using Microsoft Intune. For simplicity, I’ll refer to iOS throughout this post, but the…

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  • Manage MacOS with Intune, including Apple Business Manager, Defender Enrollment, Platform SSO, and much more – The Complete Guide Part 2
    Apple | Application Management | Device Management | Intune

    Manage MacOS with Intune, including Apple Business Manager, Defender Enrollment, Platform SSO, and much more – The Complete Guide Part 2

    Byintunestuff June 4, 2024May 22, 2026

    Hi, As promised, in my previous post Manage MacOS with Intune, including Apple Business Manager, Defender Enrollment, Platform SSO, and much more – The Complete Guide Part 1 here is part 2. In this part i will show you some tips and tricks to look out for. I will be showing you some things about…

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  • UPDATE – Endpoint Privilege Management in Intune
    Application Management | Device Management | Intune | Security

    UPDATE – Endpoint Privilege Management in Intune

    ByIntuneStuff April 4, 2024May 22, 2026

    After much anticipation, Endpoint Privilege Management has arrived! This post offers my initial impressions of this feature, not delving too deep. For further details on EPM, refer to the official documentation ‘Learn about using Endpoint Privilege Management with Microsoft Intune‘ on Microsoft Learn. My curiosity led me to explore how to configure Intune settings and…

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