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To use Windows AutoPilot with a proxy, you need to ensure that your device can communicate with the required endpoints over the network. Here are the steps to follow: Determine the URLs or IP addresses that your device needs to communicate with to use Windows AutoPilot. These include the Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager service, the Microsoft Store for Business and Education, and the Microsoft Intune service. Configure your proxy server to allow traffic to these URLs or IP addresses. Configure your device to use the proxy server. You can do this either during device setup or by modifying the device's network settings later on. If you're using a web proxy, ensure that it supports SSL interception and decryption, as Windows AutoPilot requires SSL inspection. Verify that your device can communicate with the required endpoints over the network. You can use tools like telnet, ping, or nslookup to test connectivity. Once you've completed these steps, you should be able to use Windows AutoPilot with a proxy. Note that some proxy servers may require additional configuration, such as authentication or SSL certificate installation. Consult your proxy server documentation for more information. Regards, Peter

To move devices from non-compliant to compliant in Microsoft Intune, you can follow these steps: 1. Identify the non-compliant devices: First, you need to identify the non-compliant devices in your Intune portal. You can do this by going to Devices > All devices and filtering the list to show only the devices that are currently marked as non-compliant. 2. Identify the compliance issue: Once you have identified the non-compliant devices, you need to identify the compliance issue. Check the device's compliance policy to see which policy rule the device is failing to meet. 3. Resolve the compliance issue: To move the device from non-compliant to compliant, you need to resolve the compliance issue. Depending on the specific issue, you may need to perform one or more of the following actions: Update the device: Make sure that the device is up-to-date with the latest operating system and app updates. Install required apps: Make sure that any required apps are installed on the device. Configure settings: Make sure that any required device settings are configured correctly. Remove non-compliant apps: If the device has non-compliant apps installed, you may need to remove them from the device. 4. Check compliance again: Once you have resolved the compliance issue, go back to the device's compliance policy and check if the device is now marked as compliant. If the device is still non-compliant, double-check that you have resolved the compliance issue correctly. 5. Re-evaluate the compliance status: If the device is now compliant, you may need to wait for the compliance status to be re-evaluated. This can take up to 24 hours, but you can manually trigger a compliance evaluation by selecting the device and clicking on "Check compliance" in the device details pane. 6. Confirm the device is now marked as compliant: After the compliance evaluation is complete, confirm that the device is now marked as compliant in the Intune portal. By following these steps, you can move devices from non-compliant to compliant in Microsoft Intune. Greetings, Peter

You can enable MDM auto-enrollment for Microsoft Intune in Azure by following these steps: Sign in to the Azure portal with an account that has the necessary permissions to manage Intune. Navigate to Intune by searching for it in the search bar at the top of the Azure portal. In the Intune pane, select "Device enrollment" from the menu on the left. Click on "Windows enrollment" and then select "Automatic enrollment". In the Automatic enrollment blade, select "Intune MDM user scope" from the options at the top of the page. Choose the user groups that you want to enable auto-enrollment for by selecting them from the list of available groups. Under the "Device enrollment type" section, select "Managed devices" if you want to allow users to enroll their personal devices, or select "Corporate-owned devices" if you want to restrict enrollment to company-owned devices only. Under the "Credentials" section, choose the type of credentials that will be used for auto-enrollment. You can choose from Azure AD, Microsoft accounts, or Google accounts. Save your changes by clicking on the "Save" button at the top of the blade. Once you have completed these steps, MDM auto-enrollment will be enabled for the selected user groups, and their devices will automatically enroll in Intune MDM when they sign in with their Azure AD credentials. You can monitor the enrollment status of devices in the Intune portal under "Devices > All devices". Greetings, Peter

To deploy Microsoft Visio 2021 Standard from Intune, you can follow these steps: First, you need to have a Microsoft 365 subscription and access to the Microsoft Endpoint Manager portal. Once you are in the Endpoint Manager portal, go to Devices > Windows > Windows enrollment > Automatic enrollment. Ensure that automatic enrollment is enabled, and then go to Devices > All devices > Add. Select Windows 10 and later for the platform and select the appropriate profile type. Fill in the necessary details and create a profile. After creating the profile, go to Apps > All apps > Add. Select the "Line-of-business app" option and upload the Visio 2021 Standard app package. Fill in the required details such as the name, publisher, and version of the app. In the App information section, select the appropriate architecture and operating system. In the App package file section, select the app package file that you uploaded in step 7. Configure the rest of the app settings as per your requirements. Click on the Assignments tab, select the appropriate group or user, and then click on Save. Once you have completed these steps, Intune will start deploying Microsoft Visio 2021 Standard to the selected devices. You can track the deployment status in the Endpoint Manager portal. Regards, Peter

1. Sign in to the Microsoft Intune admin center > Groups > New Group. 2. Select the New Group page, choose Security for Group type. 3. Enter the following information: Group name = “All 2vCPU/4GB RAM Cloud PCs". Group description = “A dynamic device group containing all Cloud PCs with the 2vCPU/4GB RAM configuration. 4. For Membership type, choose Dynamic Device. 5. Select Add dynamic query. 6. On the Dynamic membership rules page, enter the following: Property = “deviceModel”. Operator = “Contains”. Value = “Cloud PC”. 7. Select Add expression and enter the following: Property = “deviceModel” Operator = “Contains” Value = “2vCPU/4GB” 8. To validate that it works, select Validate Rules (Preview) > Add devices > select some Cloud PCs that have the 2vCPU/4GB RAM configuration, some Cloud PCs that have a different configuration, and some non-Cloud PC devices. 9. After the validation completes, select Save > Create. Greetings, Peter

Send a custom notification to groups 1. Sign in to the Microsoft Intune admin center with an account that has permission to create and send notifications, and go to Tenant administration > Custom notifications. 2. On the Basics tab, specify the following and then select Next to continue. Title – Specify a title for this notification. Titles are limited to 50 characters. Body – Specify the message. Messages are limited to 500 characters. 3. On the Assignments tab, select the groups to which you'd like to send this custom notification and then select Next to continue. Sending a notification to a group will target only the users of that group; the notification will go to all iOS/iPad OS and Android devices enrolled by that user. 4. On the Review + Create tab, review the information, and when ready to send the notification, select Create. Greetings, Peter

To rearrange tiles If you don't like the way your tiles are arranged on the Start menu, you can rearrange them. To move a tile, simply click and drag it to the desired location. In this example, we'll move the Microsoft Edge tile. To make a tile bigger or smaller, right-click the tile, select Resize, then choose the desired size. Pinning and unpinning tiles If you want to add a tile to the Start menu, you can pin it. You can also unpin tiles you don't use very often. Click the Start button, then find the desired app from the list. Right-click the app, then select Pin to Start. In this example, we'll pin the Calculator app. The app will be pinned to the Start menu. You can remove any tile by right-clicking, then selecting Unpin from Start. Hope This Helps, Peter

Step 1. Get the Remote Desktop app Step 2. Configuring remote desktop for Windows Step 3. Configuring remote desktop for Apple Mac Hope You Find This Useful, Peter

Select the button below to download and install the Office uninstall support tool. Follow the steps below to download the uninstall support tool according to your browser. Select the version you want to uninstall, and then select Next. Follow through the remaining screens and when prompted, restart your computer. After you restart your computer, the uninstall tool automatically re-opens to complete the final step of the uninstall process. Follow the remaining prompts. Select the steps for the version of Office you want to install or reinstall. Close the uninstall tool. Greetings, Peter

Newer versions of Office Open any Office app, such as Word, and create a new document. Go to File > Account (or Office Account if you opened Outlook). Under Product Information, choose Update Options > Update Now. Close the "You're up to date!" Greetings, Peter

Step 1. First, download, install, and run the tool on your computer. Step 2. In this step, you can click on the check the “Is Office 365 Admin” option. Step 3. Enter the credentials of the Office 365 admin account & click on the Login button. Step 4. After that, click on one of the following options to select the PST file: Add File(s) Add Folder Add CSV Step 5. Now, enter the user id authenticated for the Outlook PST file that you want to move into Office 365. Step 6. Then, click on the Next button to proceed further. Step 7. Further, select the required category and also select the “Date filters” button, if you need some specific date range of data. Step 8. You can also click the checkbox next to Include Folders”, ”Incremental, “Exclude Deleted Items”, and “Exclude Sent items” options. Step 9. After that, click on the Import button to start the conversion process. Step 10. Now, the migration process will be completed successfully. Step 11. Finally, click on the Save Report option, if you want to generate the complete status report. Greetings, spam removed