This is a quick one - an improvement on an almost perfect script that doesn’t quite work how it should. the script Set-RegistryValueForAllUsers.ps1 found on the TechNet Gallery has one major fault.

In my last post, I showed you how to move a very common task - authenticating into the GraphAPI, up into an Azure Function App. Now that our authentication function has been turned into a REST Endpoint, we can stop focusing on how we get authenticated and start doing some really interesting stuff inside the environment. Case in point, myself and a colleague @OnPremCloudGuy were wondering if we could create a solution to monitor the Intune configuration of a tenant for any changes that might get made without our approval.

I’m sure lots of us out there in the IT world have spent some time with PowerBI with varying degrees of headache-inducing successes. I know myself that working with fairly flat data sources, you can very easily create some incredible reports that will make you look like a data wizard to even the most jaded manager out there, however once you want to start working with complex data sets or start veering into the world of custom visualisations, pain is sure to be just around the corner.

Hi All, I know most people out there cringe at the thought of spending time packaging applications for deployment, but unfortunately I seem to be a sucker for punishment and really do revel in the challenges faced with application packaging! Here’s a nice and easy one that will help anyone tasked with getting the latest version of the Teams client onto devices - whether using SCCM or Intune, you will find a use for the code below.