Intune guides: enrollment, compliance and troubleshooting

Manage Windows and mobile devices with Microsoft Intune. These articles cover enrollment, application delivery, compliance, updates and troubleshooting. Start with a setup guide, investigate a device problem or use reporting to understand your environment. Older tutorials retain their publication dates so you can place their portal screenshots and product names in context.

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Choose the device task first

Enrollment, application delivery and policy enforcement fail at different stages. If a device never joined management, begin with the enrollment prerequisites and its identity. If enrollment works but one application fails, open the application or troubleshooting guide and compare detection, requirements and execution context. A compliance status is another signal: it does not by itself explain whether an installer ran or a configuration reached Windows. Pick the article that addresses the observed stage, then follow its evidence and verification steps.

Use scripts with an explicit scope

Read the linked repository before copying a command. Check which objects it reads or changes, which identity it uses and what permissions it needs. Start with a test device or a small group whose membership you can inspect. Record the expected result and how you will undo the change before distributing a remediation. For a report, confirm that the timestamps and included device population answer your question. Keep credentials and user data out of shared logs and screenshots.

Compare the result with the article date

Intune settings, portal labels and supported operating systems change. A historical screenshot can still explain a workflow while showing an older menu. Check the linked Microsoft documentation when a prerequisite or option differs. Keep the original error, the assignment and the device-side result together while investigating. If the article covers an older service or retired feature, use its warning to decide whether the example is still suitable for your environment.

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