Intune tools

Review a Win32 app's install and uninstall commands, return codes, requirements and detection configuration for the problems that cause real deployment failures.

Paste existing Win32 detection rules and get a severity-ranked review of upgrade risks, 32-bit redirection, version mismatches and schema problems before they break a deployment.

Build Win32 requirement rules for architecture, OS release, disk, memory, CPU, file, registry and script, and test them against a described machine.

Build and validate Intune custom configuration OMA-URI settings with the correct data type and canonical value form, and export a Graph-ready custom configuration profile.

Lint Intune configuration for the mistakes that break deployments: unassigned profiles, deprecated templates, conflict-prone shared settings, and scope mismatches.

Compare two Intune policies and see exactly what was added, removed and changed, with a portable report you can copy.

Search a curated reference of Windows settings and see the equivalent CSP area and OMA-URI, with data type, supported OS, security impact and recommended value.

Find settings that several Intune policies configure with different values, and see which policy wins where the behaviour is deterministic.

Check a PowerShell script for Intune deployment readiness: exit codes, error handling, 32/64-bit context, SYSTEM assumptions, timeouts and the detection success contract.

Work out who actually receives an app or policy from its included groups, excluded groups and filters, and spot assignments that reach nobody.

Build and validate managed app configuration (MAM) key/value settings for Microsoft 365, Edge and custom apps, and export Graph-ready JSON.

Import detection rule output and simulate how a Windows client would evaluate it against a described device state.

Inspect Intune objects through Microsoft Graph with Intune-specific request generation and response explanation.

A guided decision tree from a symptom to a likely cause and fix, instead of an error-code dictionary.