How to Create Device Configuration Profiles in Microsoft Intune

This video is a clip from my most recent update to my Microsoft Intune for Windows training course on Udemy.
In this clip, we talk through the various methods of creating Device Configuration Profiles in Microsoft Intune, including Administrative Templates, Settings Catalog, and Custom Profiles!
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[@danzirulez]

Great videa Dean, as always. Exactly this inconsistency makes Intune a bit cumbersome to use. I hope MS streamlines this soon.

[@greblos1233]

Thanks for the great video! Hopefully I'll pass my apprenticeship exam this Friday, fingers crossed 🤞🤞

[@DeanEllerbyMVP]

GOOD LUCK!

[@greblos1233]

@@DeanEllerbyMVP I passed with flying colors 😁😁

[@paulwoodward8265]

Great video. I think I'm right in saying Settings Catalog is the future and the Template approach is 'de-emhasized' by Microsoft?? But crazy there are so many ways to do the exact same thing. Be super useful to show where these settings manifest on the client device. e.g. do they show up in Registry like the GPO settings would do? Because that insight can be handy. You might want to check if a setting has landed. You might want to back it out. Presumably removing the config profile or setting it to "not configured" won't back out your change.

[@ImMarkyB]

It's so annoying you need Enterprise licence for the OS to be able to do a background.

[@frankfix247]

I noticed Pro was included in the docs, but not Business... Are you sure you need Enterprise?

[@cjax235]

Thanks!