Chris Youso

Intune, SCCM, OSD, Powershell, Geek. "Learn something new everyday."

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@JasonSandys Stuff we want users to be able to change, 3rd party apps that need reg settings (yes some are done with remediations or other methods if the user doesn't need to be able to change them), on prem printers are still big, hate having to do custom solutions for mapped drives.

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@Gibson99dotcom @AdamGrossTX @miketerrill @gwblok We had to go with a remediation script to deal with it as well.

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@skatterbrainzz At least you got a call. My support tech emailed me to setup a time to call then ghosted me. Going on a week without hearing anything.

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@StevenKister1 @SkipToEndpoint @JasonSandys @DenelonMs Same. Following as well. @IntuneSuppTeam

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@systemofdoom LOL not "that" amazing.

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@bdam555 @PatchMyPC Would love to see the option to show what apps / updates you have selected and used Patch My PC for over a period of time.

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@acjuelich Using the machine wide installer, and haven't seen this issue.

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@Rorymon Not sure if you saw this.
https://t.co/HYb5vf4cln

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@powers_hell @MSIntune App installation testing, our Service Desk will us it to uninstall apps and then reinstall. Other ways to do this, but it makes it much simpler for them.

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@AasawariNavathe Unless you are on one of the versions of office that have a bug. I have been dealing with it for a while.
https://t.co/C0dIOqmxQk

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@gwchandler Gryphon has some really nice controls.

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@ariaupdated @bdam555 Unfortunately it is extra steps each time you want to check something. Example check log find issue, run fix, attempt update again, still broken have to convert log again, repeat.

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@IntuneSuppTeam Any ideas on this?

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@MSIntune when configuring Remote Assistance (MSRA.exe) according to the documentation you should be able to set the helpers to be a local domain\group. Is there a known issue with this configuration, it doesn't appear to be working any longer.

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To clarify, if I add the users to the local machine Offer Remote Assistance Users group, the connection happens just fine, so I know I don't have a firewall / or other issue.

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@AdamGrossTX @OnPremCloudGuy @DeviceDeploy @MikeDanoski @IntuneTraining Drive mappings, with ADMX ingestion and Printer installs. (Yea, I know but a lot of orgs still need this).

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@juliuspiv @SeguraOSD @joe_lenovo @AdamGrossTX @JustinSparksIT We saw something like this on a couple machines. Usually updating the drivers from Lenovo prior to upgrading prevented the issue for us.

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@acjuelich Lenovo, yes, but only a couple of times.

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@cnvsccm For the initial image we set it manually on reimage it is automatically.

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@cnvsccm We have only noticed it on reimaged. When we set uda it seems to fall off, and we have to go in and set it again. Not a ton of help.