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IntuneEndpointTools

A PowerShell module containing a set of tools for managing and diagnosing Intune MDM on Windows endpoints designed with Intune support staff in mind.

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To install:

Install-Module IntuneEndpointTools

This function will force an immediate check-in to Intune by running the associated scheduled tasks for the OMADMClient and the DeviceEnroller. This will also restart the Intune Management Extension (IME)/ NOTE: This command requires administrative privilege.

This function will display all event logs listed under the log file DeviceManagement-Enterprise-Diagnostics. Use the paramater -ErrorOnly to display error, warning, and critical level events.

This command will invoke the MDMDiagnosticsTool and open the MDM Diagnostics HTML report. This report details device info, MDM Policy CSPSettings, certificates, configuration sources, and resource information. Default location is C:\IntuneDiagnostics. Use -OutputFolder to specify another location.

This command will force the reprocessing of all assigned Win32 applications. Useful if you want to force an application to re-attempt installation after failing 3 times.

This is equivalent to the "Collect Diagnostics" action in Endpoint Manager and will save the diagnostic package locally to a zipfolder. Default location is C:\IntuneDiagnostics. Use -OutputFolder to specify another location. NOTE: This command requires administrative privilege.

This command will disable the Enrollment Status Page (ESP). Useful if a device gets stuck in the ESP phase and cant proceed to the desktop due to errors or timeout. See help file for details on using this during OOBE.

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