This will be a shorter post than normal. Just a quickly put together script that I found useful. I imagine many Intune admins have been asked in the past "We need a count of all devices with Adobe Acrobat installed, can you get us a list of devices?"

In the dynamic world of IT management, tools like Microsoft Intune and Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (MECM) are vital for efficiently managing applications across a multitude of Windows devices. However, managing and detecting specific applications in diverse environments can often be challenging. This is where template PowerShell scripts like PSIntuneWinDetection

Microsoft Graph API is a powerful resource that allows developers and IT professionals to interact with various Microsoft 365 services programmatically. With the help of PowerShell and the Microsoft.Graph module, managing and automating tasks across different Microsoft 365 services becomes seamless and efficient. In this blog post, we will

Filters, not just for social media anymore. Microsoft Intune provides a comprehensive set of tools for managing devices and applications. One of the features of Intune is filters, which are used to assign policies, apps, and profiles to devices based on the rules you create. Filters allow you to narrow

Regularly rebooting user devices is crucial for maintaining optimal performance and stability. Over time, as well all know, a computer's resources become strangled by various applications that run automatically on startup and consume memory and processing power. Restarting the device clears all processes and resources, allowing the computer

The function Find-RegistryUninstallKey is PowerShell logic that searches the Windows registry for uninstall keys that match a specified string. It can be useful for troubleshooting and removing software that may be causing issues on a Windows machine. The function takes two parameters: $SearchFor, which is the string to search for