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Streamline Your Endpoint Security: Automating Secure Boot Compliance with Intune
Understanding Secure Boot: A Security Standard to Protect Against Malware and Ensure System Integrity During Startup. Secure Boot is a UEFI security standard that ensures only trusted, signed software loads during system startup. You can enforce Secure Boot across Intune-managed devices using configuration profiles or PowerShell remediation scripts. Below, I’ve provided the explanation, deployment steps, a sample script, and both a flowchart and infographic for clarity. 🔐 Wh

Tek Doyen
Apr 173 min read


Streamlined Deployment of Microsoft 365 Apps on macOS Using Intune for IT Administrators
Here’s a complete step‑by‑step guide to configure and install Microsoft 365 Apps on macOS devices via Intune, along with a ready one‑page infographic you can use for training or documentation. This ensures Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, and OneDrive are deployed securely with Microsoft AutoUpdate enabled. 📋 Step‑by‑Step Guide ✅ Prerequisites macOS 10.14 or later (Big Sur 11+ required for updates). Devices must be enrolled in Intune . Users must have valid Microso

Tek Doyen
Apr 141 min read


Effective Troubleshooting for Windows Update Failures with Intune and Autopatch
Windows updates failing across devices—even those managed via Intune , Windows Autopatch , and co‑management rings —is one of the most common and frustrating issues for IT admins. You may often find devices stuck on older builds, some even dating back to 2022 , despite having correct policies in place. In this article, we’ll deep‑dive into: ✅ Why devices fail to install updates ✅ Top issues seen in Autopatch & co‑managed environments ✅ How to diagnose problems ✅A tested & pro

Tek Doyen
Apr 73 min read


Understanding Device Enrollment Managers in Intune: Setup and Importance Explained
📘 What is a Device Enrollment Manager? A special Intune account type that allows bulk enrollment of devices. Unlike standard users (limited to 15 devices), a DEM can enroll up to 1,000 devices . DEM accounts are non-administrator users specifically designated for mass enrollment. ✅ Why is it Required? Useful for large-scale deployments (e.g., corporate rollouts, schools, retail). Simplifies device preparation and distribution . Helps IT teams bypass individual user enroll

Tek Doyen
Feb 241 min read


Top Scenario Based Intune Interview Questions to Ace Your Next Tech Interview
Microsoft Intune – Scenario & Troubleshooting Interview Question Bank Complete package for mid-senior, lead, and architect positions (Windows, iOS/iPadOS, macOS, Android, Autopilot, ABM/ASM, Security, Updates, Apps, Graph, Migration) Enrollment & Identity Q: How can you determine if a user is unable to enroll a device because of policy restrictions related to CA, enrollment restrictions, or licensing issues? • Check Entra sign-in logs and CA evaluation; review Intune enrollme

Tek Doyen
Jan 228 min read
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