If you’re seeing Event ID 1121 and 1122 in Windows Defender Event ID 1121 and 1122 Windows Defender errors usually indicate a configuration or policy conflict preventing Microsoft Defender or ASR rules from applying correctly. If you’re seeing Event ID 1121 or Event ID 1122 in Windows 10 or Windows 11, this guide explains the […]
If Intune Company Portal is not working on Windows 10 or Windows 11, it may fail to open, get stuck syncing, or show enrollment errors. In this guide, we’ll walk through the most common causes and proven fixes. This issue commonly affects:New device enrollmentsHybrid Azure AD joined devicesDevices recently reimagedUsers switching accountsBelow are the most
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Secure Boot is one of those Windows features that sounds technical and intimidating, but for most home users it works quietly in the background without any action needed. You may see it mentioned in system requirements, security guides, or BIOS menus and wonder whether it’s something you should be changing. Windows 11 Secure Boot is
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This guide explains the most important Windows 11 security and privacy settings that every home user should review. Windows 11 comes with strong security and privacy features built in, but many home users never look at them after the initial setup. The good news is that you don’t need to be technical — or install
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Remote and hybrid work has made endpoint security harder, not easier. Devices are no longer sitting safely behind corporate firewalls, and traditional perimeter-based security models no longer apply. Securing remote Intune-managed devices requires a layered approach that balances strong security with user productivity. If you manage devices using Microsoft Intune, securing remote endpoints requires layered
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Problem Attack Surface Reduction (ASR) rules are designed to block malicious behaviour, but in real enterprise environments they frequently trigger false positives that block legitimate applications. ASR false positives are a common issue in Microsoft Defender, where legitimate applications are blocked by Attack Surface Reduction (ASR) rules. This can break business-critical tools, scripts, and installers
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Why Company Portal App Is Not Showing If your Company Portal app is not showing on Windows 10 or Windows 11, you’re not alone. This is a common issue in Microsoft Intune environments and can prevent users from accessing required apps and resources. In this guide, we’ll break down the real causes of the Company
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Problem A device shows as Compliant in Microsoft Intune, but applications: From an admin perspective, this is confusing — compliance suggests the device is healthy, yet app deployment is clearly broken. This article walks through the real reasons this happens in production and how to troubleshoot them in the correct order. Important Concept: Compliance ≠
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How to Fix Intune Win32 App Stuck on Installing Why Intune Win32 App Gets Stuck Installing If your Intune Win32 app is stuck on “installing”, you’re not alone. This is a common issue in Microsoft Intune environments and is usually caused by detection rule problems, failed installs, or device sync issues. In this guide, we’ll
Problem If you’re dealing with an ASR rule blocking EXE installs, it can be difficult to identify exactly which rule is responsible. Attack Surface Reduction (ASR) rules in Microsoft Defender are designed to improve security, but they can sometimes block legitimate applications. In this guide, we’ll show you how to identify which ASR rule is
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