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In the interests of securing AVD and Windows 365 environments, it may be interesting to ask the question of the redirection of local drive or folder to remote session. Often, Windows 365 users use a personal and potentially insecure computer to access a customer's Windows 365/AVD services. It is therefore essential to guard against the dangers that this type of scenario may entail. To avoid this, it is possible to prohibit the mounting of local drives in a remote session. To do this, I invite you to follow the procedure below. Configuration profile creation Go to intune.microsoft.com Go to  Devices / Windows / Configuration Profiles Click  Create Profile Select :  Platform :  Windows 10 and later Profile Type :  Settings Catalog Complete the Name field  and click  Next Click Add settings Go to Administrative Templates \ Windows Components \ Remote Desktop Services \ Remote Desktop Session Host \ Device and Resource Redirection Select Do not allow drive redirection Close the pane

With the arrival of build 2307 of Microsoft Intune , Microsoft provides a new option on the Application part. Source :  What's new in Microsoft Intune | Microsoft Learn This option allows us to offer users the possibility of uninstalling an Win32 application via the Company Portal. Below you will find the procedure to activate the option in the Microsoft Intune console. Prerequisites Intune tenant up to date Win32 app available in the company portal A valid Uninstall command line Enabling the Uninstall option Go to  Intune.microsoft.com Navigate to Apps / Windows Select an  Win32 App and click Properties On Program , click Edit Activate the option Allow available uninstall  by switching the option to Yes Click Review + Save for all sections and click Save User side Open the company portal then select an available Win32 application. After updating, you should see the mention Uninstall.  Click Uninstall for remove the application.

Your computer's USB ports are an obvious gateway to trying to compromise your security. You must therefore limit its use and thus prevent a user from connecting a storage device that could contain a virus or other malware that could affect your security. Microsoft Intune provides the ability to address this vulnerability by creating a CSP. Setting it up will prevent access to the following elements: External USB Storage SD Card To do this, I invite you to follow the procedure below. Create the Configuration Profile Go to  Intune.microsoft.com Navigate to  Devices  /  Windows  /  Configuration Profiles Click  Create Profile In  Create a Profile,  select : Platform :  Windows 10 and later Profile Type :  Template Template Name :  Device Restriction Click  Create Enter the profile name  in the  name field  and click  Next Configuration Settings , navigate to  General For  Removable Storage , switch the parameter to  Block Click  Next Assignements , select  Devices group or All devices

Microsoft recently added a function in the Microsoft Intune management console to resize a Windows 365 PC cloud. Small clarification, this option is currently available in Preview. With this new feature, we have the possibility to adjust the following elements: CPU Memory Hard drive The desired changes must match the configurations proposed in the Windows 365 license program. Prerequisites Admin rights Here is the list of prerequisites necessary to perform the resizing of a Cloud PC : For a Cloud PC provisioned with a direct assigned license , at least one of the following roles Global Admin Intune Service Admin Intune Reader + Cloud PC Admin roles Intune Reader + Windows 365 Admin For a Cloud PC provisioned with a group-based license , at least one of the following roles Global Admin Intune Service Admin Intune Reader + Windows 365 Admin In addition to one of the previous three roles, a role with Azure AD group read/write membership and licensing permissions, like the Windows 365 Admi

In some cases, it can be interesting to control the level of authorization that we leave to users on the C: drive.  With this in mind and to respond to certain customer requests, I made a PowerShell script to limit write rights for authenticated users using the icacls command. The script is available on github :  https://github.com/ChrisMogis/DriveC_RightsModification Script details  <# .DESCRIPTION This script allows you to revoke user rights in C: and thus prevent creating folders or files anywhere on the hard disk system. .NOTES   Version:        1.0   Author:         Christopher Mogis   Creation Date:  07/11/2023 #> #Script Parameters Param ( [Parameter(Mandatory= $true )] [ValidateSet( "Remove" , "Add" )] [String[]] $Param ) #Variables $Date = Get-Date #Log Folder Function CreateLogsFolder   {     If (!( Test-Path "C:\CCMTune\Logs\" ))     {     Write-Host "$( $Date ) : Create logs folder C:\CCMTune\Logs"     New-Item -Force -Pa

Since its release, Windows 365 did not offer the possibility of naming devices. It was necessary to pass either by script or by CSP. Microsoft has just made available feature that finally allows you to name a cloud PC as you can do with an autopilot PC. 1. Process for an existing Provisioning Policy To do this, simply perform the actions below: Go to  Microsoft Intune console Click Devices \ Windows 365 Select your Windows 365 Provisioning Policy In Configuration section, click Edit Tick "Apply device name template" Complete the field "Enter a name Template"  with the appropriate value for your context Check the summary of changes and click Update at the bottom of the page. To be active on existing Cloud PCs, it will be necessary to launch a device reprovisioning. 2. Process for a new Provisioning Policy To do this, in the creation of a provisioning rule, simply check the Cloud PC Naming box and add a naming rule in step 3.