With the introduction of the new Microsoft store you might want to remove the legacy store apps from your apps list in Intune.
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If you are using a print server and you would like to deploy network printers to endpoints you can follow the steps below.
- Gather your printer drivers
Download your specific printer drivers. And save them to a folder.
In my example I use a Konica printer driver.
To run a PowerShell script as a Win32 perform the following actions:
- Wrap the PowerShell with the Intune wrap utility
- Create a Win32 App in the MDM portal
- Use as install command:
- powershell.exe -executionpolicy bypass -windowstyle hidden -file PowershellScriptName.ps1
- Finish of the appliciation
Follow the steps below to deploy a local (network) printer with Intune. If you want to deploy a network printer and drivers follow the steps in this link.
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- Gather your printer drivers
Download your specific printer drivers. And save them to a folder. In my example a Ricoh Universal Print driver. I created a Folder Printer Drivers with a subfolder Ricoh Universal Print v4.30 and with the drivers files.
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- Gather your printer drivers
Create group tags to auto populate groups with devices.
Use the upload-windowsautopilotdeviceinfo script with the -grouptag option to automatically set the group tag.
Or set it manually in the intune console
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When I deploy applications into Intune I always deploy some usefully management applications which I can use in other application.
Some tools which I always deploy to a end device are:
- CMTrace.exe
This is a tool which become handy when you want to read log files like the Intune Management Extension logs. - SetUserFTA.exe & SetDefaultBrowser.exe
Both tools from https://kolbi.cz/blog/. Very handy if you want to set FTA and Default browsers with Intune policy’s - nircmd.exe
I use nircmd to run command files hidden for users. Otherwise when running a command file a command windows can pop-up in the user session.