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Download the ADAM Tool Here: https://github.com/adamwhiles/Azure-Device-Group-Assignment-Management-Tool/releases If you have been using Intune for any amount of time, you have probably found a need at some point to find out what Intune applications, configuration profiles, etc. are assigned to a specific Azure AD group. I have found myself in this position many times and unfortunately Microsoft does not offer any built in ability to do this. Really, your only option is to go through ever app, profile etc....

Maybe you have had shared hosting for a while or just signed up, in any case, now you have the desire to use NodeJS for your project. Many shared hosting providers will tell you that NodeJS is not supported on share hosting plans. Not supported doesn’t mean that it isn’t possible though. In today’s guide, I will show you how to install NodeJS on shared hosting such as SiteGround. This guide may work for other share hosts as well, so give it a try and leave feedback in the comments....

I recently install the latest release of Manjaro GNOME edition and when doing my typical device setup I found that OBS Studio wasn’t fully working out of the box. Luckily it wasn’t a difficult fix to get everything going and I wanted to quickly share the solution with everyone. OBS Install I typically install OBS as a flatpak from flathub since it tends to provide the best experience for me, so that it what I used in this new setup as well....

One of the noticeable drawbacks when moving from Config Manager (SCCM) to Intune is the lack of device collections based on software installed on endpoints. Like many other things in Intune, this can be overcome with a bit of creativity and PowerShell scripts. There are multiple ways you could go about this but the way I am going to show you involves running a PowerShell script on your devices that will check if the software you are looking for is installed and if it is, the script will add the machine to the Azure device group of your choice....

If you’re like me, prior to using Proxmox you had virtual machines running in something like VirtualBox or Virt Manager. You may have spent a lot of time configuring these VMs and now that you’re migrating to Proxmox you really don’t want to start from scratch on those existing VMs. Luckily, you can import those into Proxmox and I’ll show you how to do that here, so let’s get started....