Series

SCCM/MDT/Intune

Various PowerShell functions for SCCM, MDT and Intune.

Articles in this series

Force redeploy of Intune scripts (even remediation ones) using PowerShell

Dec 15, 20212 min read

There can be times when you need to redeploy the (common or remediation) script deployed from Intune. Because of compliance checks or just for testing purposes. The solution for this problem is in general to delete the correct registry key. And by co...

Force redeploy of Intune scripts (even remediation ones) using PowerShell

Force redeploy of Intune Applications using Powershell

Dec 15, 20212 min read

There can be times when you need to redeploy Win32App deployed from the Intune. Because the installation has failed too many times (so it won't be tried again) or just for testing purposes. The solution is to delete registry key that correspond to su...

Force redeploy of Intune Applications using Powershell

PowerShell function that super simplifies getting the right SCCM log

Nov 26, 20214 min read

The solution to the "I don't know which SCCM log should I open?" question

PowerShell function that super simplifies getting the right SCCM log

Get a better Intune policy report part 3. (FINAL)

Nov 11, 20214 min read

By combining information from MDMDiagReport.xml and system registry

Get a better Intune policy report part 3. (FINAL)

Get a better Intune policy report part 2.

Nov 8, 20215 min read

By getting information directly from MDMDiagReport.xml

Get a better Intune policy report part 2.

Convert Intune MDMDiagReport.html to PowerShell object

Oct 26, 20212 min read

Part two of this series is available Part three (final) of this series is available and it is huge 😎! In our company, we are using Intune for device management for more than a year. For this whole time, when I was debugging some Intune policy on th...

Convert Intune MDMDiagReport.html to PowerShell object