In a previous blog, we showed that something new is quietly showing up inside the Intune Management Extension…something called IC3. At first glance, it looked like just another component. But, […]

The Maintenance Window policy for OS, Drivers, and Updates is now showing up in Intune, giving control over when update actions like install and restart are allowed to run. Instead […]

A Brief History of Adobe Adobe was founded in 1982 with PostScript, laying the foundation for digital document rendering and enterprise printing. Early adoption through the Apple LaserWriter brought Adobe […]

In this blog, we will show why Intune timing often feels inconsistent when we are not aware of the different workload paths inside Windows and Intune. Once those paths become […]

After installing the February 2026 Windows update, the Defender setting IntelTDTEnabled suddenly stops working. Intune reports the familiar 65000 error, while the device logs reveal the real cause: 0x86000002 (specific […]

This deep dive builds on earlier research in which we observed that Intune remote actions feel instant on day one but begin to show a delay the next day. That […]

Microsoft recently added support for PowerShell Script Installer inside Win32 apps in Intune, including a 32-bit and 64-bit execution switch. On paper, that switch promises full control over the PowerShell […]

You have probably seen the new option in the Intune portal that lets you disable MDM enrollment when a user adds a work or school account. It looks like a […]

You create a new PowerShell platform script in Intune to fix something and expect it to run immediately. That sounds pretty reasonable. Well…. It just does not work that way. […]

When an Intune policy fails with 0x80070005 Access Denied, the explanation usually sounds obvious. Something tried to write to the registry, but Windows denied the write to the policy. The […]