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  1. Manish Bangia

    RIHAN

    Hi Rihan, To start learning the Intune, there are 2 paths, one is using Video course and other using book. While video course can give you a kick start initially, the book will give you broader language. Both are fantastic way to start you journey. I am publishing a book on Intune with the name "Microsoft Intune Administration" which starts from scratch and cover all the topics including building your setup, configuring policies, application, autopilot. Then further moving to advance topic such as migration strategy, SCCM co-management. The book is almost ready, though it might take approx. 2 months to release. Check the link: https://bpbonline.com/products/microsoft-intune-administration
  2. Devices enrolled in Intune will have managementType attribute as "MDM". Modify your query with this: (device.deviceOSType -eq "Windows") and (device.deviceOSVersion -contains "10.0.1") and (device.managementType -eq "MDM") The above query will show all windows 10 devices which are enrolled as deviceOSVersion you have used is "10.0.1", if you omit this you can get list of all devices including Windows 11 as well. For Windows 11 deviceOSVersion can be used as "10.0.2"
  3. Kindly share the error message. If possible, kindly upload logs so as to have a look.
  4. The option could be missing of device is domain joined. For domain joined devices, azure AD connector is responsible for microsoft Entra hybrid join and there upon enrollment happens.
  5. On client side check the scan update status. This can be checked via 2 log files scanagent.log & updatesstore.log. Scanagent.log will let you know if scanning of updates are happening or not. This is the good place to start with troubleshooting.
  6. Hi Ebinesar, you can check follow blog post on installing language pack using task sequence: https://www.manishbangia.com/how-to-install-language-pack-through-task-sequence-windows-10/
  7. Either of the command should work: Wuauclt /detectnow or PowerShell.exe (New-Object -ComObject Microsoft.Update.AutoUpdate).DetectNow()
  8. I can see the client is not getting registered (log file clientidmanagerstartup.log), this could be an indication of Boundary / boundary group not correctly setup. Kindly verify IP address / range of workgroup device has a boundary and associated with boundary group to report to Management Point. There are multiple command lines which can be used for client install, kindly check the link Install SCCM Client on Workgroup Computer | Configuration Manager ManishBangia
  9. Run the following PowerShell command: (New-Object -ComObject "Microsoft.Update.ServiceManager").Services | Select Name, IsDefaultAUService, IsRegisteredWithAU If it shows Windows Server Update Service's IsDefaultAUService as True then device is getting updates from WSUS.
  10. Yes, we can remotely run the Powershell command for these devices. https://www.manishbangia.com/initiate-sccm-client-actions-cmd-line/
  11. Here is the customsettings.ini specifically created for Lenovo model. It will pick OSDCOMPUTERNAME as first 4 characters of Model along with serial number of the device. ;Generate Hostname for Lenovo as: first 4 digits of Model and serialnumber ;Generate Hostname based upon Laptop/Desktop with SerialNumber ;Generate Hostname based upon VM with MacAddress [Settings] Priority=Default,ByModel,ByLaptop,ByVM,ByDesktop Properties=CustomSerialNumber,CustomMacAddress,CustomModel [Default] CustomSerialNumber=#Right(Replace("%SERIALNUMBER%","-",""),13)# CustomMacAddress=#Right(Replace("%MacAddress001%",":",""),13)# CustomModel=#Left("%Model%",4)# [ByModel] Subsection=%Make% [Lenovo] OSDCOMPUTERNAME=%CustomModel%-%SerialNumber% [20K5] [ByLaptop] Subsection=LP-%IsLaptop% [LP-True] OSDCOMPUTERNAME=LP-%SERIALNUMBER% [ByDesktop] Subsection=DP-%IsDesktop% [DP-True] OSDCOMPUTERNAME=DP-%SERIALNUMBER% [ByVM] Subsection=VM-%IsVM% [VM-True] OSDCOMPUTERNAME=VM%CustomMacAddress% OSDomainOUName=LDAP://OU=Virtual,OU=Workstations,DC=MANBAN,DC=COM
  12. On Hyper-V settings, uncheck the option for “Enhanced session”.
  13. Hi Nitin, Update ring has the feature to uninstall the most recent patch. You can’t remove the patch from the ring but can uninstall it on the groups targeted by the ring.
  14. Following is the query to be used: Select * from dbo.Collections where flags like '6' Note: Meaning of flag is 'Collection Refresh Settings' and it can have following values along with meaning: 1 = Manual Update 2 = Periodic Update 4 = Incremental Updates 6 = Incremental and Periodic Updates
  15. I verified the SQL services, I can see "SQL Server (MSSQLSERVER)" services is up and running along with other SQL Server CEIP Service, SQL Server Integration Services, SQL Server Reporting Services, all of them are set to automatic and running. Could you please share the screenshot of what is not working ?
  16. Sorry for the late reply, I was on holiday. I am about to publish the video on this (MEM Evaluation Kit configuration) and will check and share the results.
  17. The easiest way to understand this - is to distribute a small package and monitor the progress through distmgr.log immediately with time stamp. I hope you are using cmtrace.exe tool (not notepad), also make a note of thread ID in distmgr when you start distributing the content, so that you are 100% sure you are tracking the same package. It's not difficult, the content info for distribution will not be too much, once you go through it couple of times you will be easily able to understand it.
  18. If DP is installed on a server which is not a primary site, then look for distmgr.log on Primary site. On Distribution point look for smsdpprov.log under d:\SMS_CCM\logs. It seems the DP installation went fine as SCCM content library folder and all supported folders got created. Check the installation status through smsdpprov.log. Another way to check installation status is through Monitoring \ Distribution status \ distribution point configuration status
  19. Global Administrator role is must to configure Automatic enrollment for Windows devices. Intune Administrator role is not sufficient. For more details check: https://docs.microsoft.com/bs-latn-ba/mem/intune/enrollment/quickstart-setup-auto-enrollment
  20. Usually it take 24-72 hours. If everything is in place, give it some time.
  21. For managing the devices, Office 365 E3 & E5 are not sufficient enough. You need to go with EMS + E3 license along with Office 365 E3 license. Intune is included in the following licenses: Microsoft 365 E5 Microsoft 365 E3 Enterprise Mobility + Security E5 Enterprise Mobility + Security E3 Microsoft 365 Business Premium Microsoft 365 F1 Microsoft 365 F3 Microsoft 365 Government G5 Microsoft 365 Government G3 Intune for Education For more details check the link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/fundamentals/licenses
  22. Microsoft's free Azure Virtual training dates schedule for year 2022, Microsoft Virtual training days: https://mvtd.events.microsoft.com This is the opportunity not to be missed. There are several courses conducted by Microsoft which covers waste variety of topics Microsoft Azure Virtual Training Day: Fundamentals Microsoft Azure Virtual Training Day: Implementing Hybrid Infrastructure Microsoft Azure Virtual Training Day: Deliver Integrated Analytics with Azure Synapse Microsoft Azure Virtual Training Day: DevOps with GitHub Microsoft Azure Virtual Training Day: Azure Virtual Desktop Microsoft Azure Virtual Training Day: AI Fundamentals Microsoft Azure Virtual Training Day: Modernize .NET Apps
  23. Windows 11 might be the upgrade for your device as it comes with few requirement such TPM 2.0 and others. Run the PowerShell script provided by microsoft to check Windows 11 hardware readiness https://www.manishbangia.com/windows-11-hardware-readiness-check-powershell-script/ There is a PC health check also available which can be downloaded from MS site, the file name is WindowsPCHealthCheckSetup.msi which can be downloaded from aka.ms/getpchealthcheckapp
  24. It seems you are not pressing F12 (PXE Boot sequence) correctly on time. I would say hit F12 or Fn+F12 multiple times so as not to miss pxe boot process initiation. Other thing to check is to look into BIOS. If you are still struggling to do PXE, try changing boot sequence with LAN / Ethernet on the top.
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