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I work as System Administrator for more than 15 years now and I love to make my life easier by automating work & personal stuff via PowerShell (even silly things like food recipes list generation).
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When trying to run the process on an existing machine I'm able to run the process and get to where it's waiting for the intune cert, but it's unsure if it can be found
Then it fails to run the AgentExecutor.log - any thoughts on why it errors here? - note: this is being run on a machine already enrolled into intune - Had images for reference, but unable to attach
I tried to re-run again and it wasn't able to find the guid from the task scheduler
Also tried on another machine and got the same error
Hi, something in the enrollment process was changed maybe...I luckily wasn't in need to use this function for a long time. DM me on Twitter https://twitter.com/AndrewZtrhgf with the screenshots. Maybe we will find solution to this.
Hello, this script seems to be exactly what I'm looking for. I am having issues with the Invoke-InTuneReenrollment portion. That's the only part that I need for what I'm working on. What modules do I need for this part only?
Not sure what you are asking? Anyway internally Invoke-InTuneReenrollment uses function Invoke-AsSystem which is defined in Reset-HybridADJoin function.
If this is not the case, send me the screenshot with the error you are facing.
I meant that when I try to run just the Invoke-MDMReenrollment ps1, it does nothing. No error message. Just nothing. Do I need any certain Powershell modules installed?
Andrew Johnson You have to dot source the ps1 script file and then call a function that it defines, which is Invoke-MDMReenrollment.
Or any other Azure service requiring special authentication strength
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If you are using automatic enrollment of your clients to Intune (via GPO or SCCM), you've probably encountered a situation when some of the clients failed to enroll. You could find this out by accident or by using my Intune clients report.
And I am talking about situations when all prerequisites are met and 95% of your clients have enrolled without any issues 😀.
I was facing such issue for several weeks now, but finally, I manage to create a working PowerShell function Reset-IntuneEnrollment that solves all enrollment issues (at least for us). Hopefully, it will help you too 👍
Reset-IntuneEnrollment function will:
Btw this DSRegTool PowerShell script can help you too diagnose your registration/enrollment problems.
These custom functions can be used on their own and can be helpful too!
Result of calling Reset-IntuneEnrollment function can look like this:
Enjoy 👍
