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Faster compliance for Windows devices. Win32 Apps can show up faster after #WindowsAutopilot. Policies can now arrive within minutes...But compliance was still a different story! If BitLocker was suspended, the firewall was disabled, or Defender real-time protection was turned off, your device could become non-compliant. Fix the problem and the device is healthy again. But getting Intune to see that change and mark the device compliant again could take way longer than you wanted. With the Faster Compliance IME Update, the device no longer has to just wait for the next normal compliance cycle. It can notice certain changes and trigger a new compliance check itself. So what is Windows watching? What actually triggers that check? And who still decides the final compliance state? I followed the whole flow using only what the device tells us: the registry and the IME logs: patchmypc.com/blog/intune-fa… #Intune #MSIntune #Compliance #Security

Well… this was pretty cool to see. Microsoft featured our full Windows Autopilot Device Association series in their new “What’s new for MSPs” roundup. And not just one article. The complete three-part story. -The technical deep dive on Patch My PC, showing what Device Association is actually doing under the hood. -The Call4Cloud part, where I took the manual process and automated the association, validation, and removal. -Back to Patch My PC to put everything next to each other: Classic Autopilot, Autopilot Device Preparation, and Device Association. That was exactly the idea behind the series. First, understand what it is and how it works. Then automate it. Then zoom back out and understand where it fits in the bigger Autopilot picture. Pretty cool to see both @PatchMyPC blogs and my Call4Cloud article featured together by @Microsoft @MSIntune @IntuneSuppTeam #Intune #MSIntune #WindowsAutopilot #Windows11 techcommunity.microsoft.com/…