Category: PowerShell
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The Dark Art of Intune Remediation: Hidden Tips, Tricks and Hacks
Intune Remediations always get introduced with the same corporate line: “A detection script finds the issue, and a remediation script fixes it.” Sure. That’s technically true. It’s also the kind of thing you say when you’ve never actually had to run this stuff across tens of thousands of endpoints. Anyone who has knows Remediations behave…
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Preparing Your Virtual Environment for Windows 11: Tackling EFI, Secure Boot, and TPM Part – 4 Automating the last mile for scale
Ok so I’ve covered all the prep work for getting the virtual environment to take Windows 11, but these tasks can be time consuming if there are hundreds or thousands of VMs that need to be upgraded. This post will cover some of the ways to add some automation. The goal for this post is…
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Preparing Your Virtual Environment for Windows 11: Tackling EFI, Secure Boot, and TPM Part – 3 Upgrading Hardware and adding TPM
The last piece of the puzzle is often upgrading the VM. Before you can add a vTPM, your environment needs to meet a few prerequisites: For the purpose of this guide, we’ll assume that you already have vCenter Server 6.7+ deployed and that virtual machine encryption and KMS are configured in your environment. These initial…
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Preparing Your Virtual Environment for Windows 11: Tackling EFI, Secure Boot, and TPM Part – 2 Converting to GPT/EFI
So, you made it past part 1, thank you. I thought I lost you there. As I mentioned before, in the virtual environment, many IT admins didn’t update the disk configuration in the template when we transitioned from Windows 7 to Windows 10. GPT/EFI is the starting point to get us where we need to…