Everything You Need to Know About Windows Autopilot Imaging
Autopilot from your Intune portal endpoint.microsoft.com, follow this path:
Devices > Windows > Windows enrollment
Under this Windows Enrollment path, you will find the General and Windows Autopilot Deployment Program sections where you could perform Automatic Enrollment , CNAME Validation, Windows Hello, Enrollment Status Page, Deployment Profiles, Devices, and Intune Connector for Active Directory.
Types of Autopilot Remote Machine Resets
The Autopilot features different types of resets to reuse, reassign, clean, or retire your machines, and you must understand the following Autopilot resets to be efficient.
Microsoft Tools You Need to Build, Set-up, and Deploy System Images
When planning for imaging using the Microsoft platforms, you must be familiar with MDT, WDS, Wim and Package files, Capture, Windows PE, and Sysprep. To learn about these tools, read on.
Windows Log-In Using Biometrics and Pictures
Windows Biometrics and Picture as a Log-in tool briefly explained
Windows 10 Upgrade Checklist
Read this checklist before attempting to upgrade or install Windows 10 Operating System.
This article has a linked article and video to show you how to download the free and safe .iso ISO file from the Microsoft site.
Minimum Requirements for Windows 10 Installation or Upgrade
Read on to learn the minimum Windows 10 installation or upgrade system requirements. This article explains what you need to know in the most simplistic and read briefly
What are Usernames and Domains? How to Join Machines to the Domain?
Learn the requirements and limitations of creating domain usernames. Understand the meaning of the domain, how it works in a nutshell, and how computers can join the domain remotely and locally.
This article will teach you how to circumvent joining an Active Directory Domain using a newly provisioned user account.
Device Guard
What is Device Guard? How does it work, and how can it block threats from both software and hardware layers?
What is a Windows Update?
Briefly explains the types of Windows updates. This article tells how to grab, delay updates, and configure devices with different update channels: Long Term Servicing Channel LTSC, Annual Channel(Targeted), and Windows Insider.
You may download Windows Updates from the Microsoft website or the WSUS server( Windows Server Update Services Server). Microsoft releases new updates every Tuesday. a.k.a. The "Patch Tuesday."
Other Types of User Profiles: Mandatory Profiles vs. Super Mandatory Profiles
Explains how other types of Windows user profiles, such as "mandatory" and "super mandatory," can benefit your organization and users more than implementing the standard user profiles. This article explains how to recognize such profiles, how to create them, and their best use cases.
New Windows 10 Security Features: Credential Guard and Device Guard
The Device Guard works on both user and kernel levels protecting from both hardware and software threats.
Device Guard can be configured through SCCM, by Group Policy, and by executing from PowerShell.
Credential Guard is a Secure Boot option that PowerShell, cmd, or GPO can push to your device fleet. It secures hardware by verifying the firmware.
What is Windows 2004?
Windows 2004 is the name derived from the Year 2020 and the Month of April (04). Windows 2004 is Microsoft's most recent Windows 10 version release, adopting the nomenclature from its release date. It briefly explains the minimum requirements to upgrade and the new features in this release
Windows Terms You Should Know as a Computer Administrator
Explained in abridged and simplistic terms:
What not to do when naming domain usernames.
What is a "Domain Join"?
How to join a device to the domain locally or remotely.
What is a Password? (Technical)
Analyzed in an in depth technical point of view. It talks about the encrypted, hashed, salted hashed passwords. Password security and password cracking.