WMUG #1 (Mirko Colemberg)
-Integrate Windows Store for Business (WSfB) in ConfigMgr 1605TP or 1606 directly. Just advertise them within ConfigMgr directly.
-Assign to users or user groups? Also for user groups! (WSfB)
-Wsreset.exe = reset the store (when it's malfunction)
-You can drawback apps too! Then the user cannot open the app anymore.
-Block Windows 10 Public Store using Microsoft Intune (but still allow the business store) > Microsoft
-Integration in MS Intune available, all apps are visible there too! Just advertise them within MS Intune directly.
-Use developer.microsoft.com for creating LOB apps yourself.
-Some Windows 10 apps are for Mobile usage only, others for Desktops usage.
-Apps can be used online and (sometimes) offline. It depends..
-Use PowerShell for adding APPX packages, not the CM or Intune wizard.
More on WSfB here: Using the new Windows Store for Business for apps on Windows devices
WMUG #2 (Mike Terrill)
-Using Resource Explorer to watch BIOS and UEFI information on Dell, HP and Lenovo systems.
-For Windows 10 Redstone you need ConfigMgr Current Branch, not 2012 (R2) anymore (because not supported)
-Using 1507 (RTM) or 1511 boot images? Hotfix needed for 1511, so better use the 1507 bits.
-Upgrade BIOS versions during task sequence possible! Need to test this myself first, and report later.
-Download package content > task sequence working directory (for reference packages)
-Dell systems: Use Dell Client Configuration Utility > Download
-HP systems: Use HP BIOS Configuration Utility > Download
-Lenovo systems: Use BIOS Deployment Guide > Download
-New dynamic variables available within ConfigMgr builds
-Using 1E’s Free Tools > Download
More on UEFI here: Choosing between BIOS (Legacy) or UEFI during deployment
Stay tuned for more information in a next blogpost!
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