Windows 10: Is there Intune policies available for Wake on Approach and Lock on Leave.

HiI just wanted to disable Wake on Approach and Lock on Leave, Human presence sensing policy, screen feature through Intune on Multiple windows 11 Laptops.I tried OMA-URIWake on Approach - ./Device/Vendor/MSFT/Policy/Config/HumanPresence/AllowWakeOnApproach Datatype - Boolean value -falseLock on Leave - ./Device/Vendor/MSFT/Policy/Config/HumanPresence/AllowLockOnLeave Datatype - Boolean value -falseIt didn't work though.Is there any Intune policy available.Any suggestions will be much appreciated.Thank youSanthosh.

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Wake from sleep issue

Well I tried the suggested solutions but nothing worked. The four fixes were:

• 1) To Enable or Disable Lock Screen using Group Policy
• 2) To Enable or Disable Lock Screen using a REG file
• 3) To Disable Lock Screen using a Task
• 4) To Disable Lock Screen using Security Policy Rule

Fixes 1 & 4 are only available for Win 10 Enterprise, Education and Server editions so they are not available to me. Tried fixes 2 & 3 but neither worked. There is a suggestion that with build 16170 the registry fix will be available to all editions of Win 10 but I wouldn't bet on it. Anyone have a way to fix this?

 

What's new in Microsoft Intune


What's new in Microsoft Intune

Source: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/int...ntune#may-2016

 

Intune Compliance Policy Preview?

Presuming I've onboarded a device to Intune, but haven't bound it to a compliance policy yet, is there a way to preview the device's compliance applicable settings through the Intune portal?

Here's the scenario: We're going onboarding devices, some are BYOD, some are not and some are used by high-ranking personnel, within our org.

I onboarded a test device with a handful of compliance settings set. I see that Intune remediated many of the non-compliant settings on the test machine - this is both a boon and a curse. It's good that the settings were remediated, but I'd hate for that to happen on a user's machine (especially an executive's machine!) without them expecting it.

I was hoping to find a way to onboard a device to intune, and review the devices' compliance related settings (ie: simple passwords or whether the firewall was enabled) before adding the device to a compliance policy, so that I can get a feel for which users we'll have to schedule and guide through the changes they may notice.

In my initial test, i didn't enable any of the compliance settings, and nothing gets reported under the device > device compliance. I added a few more settings and can now see which were originally compliant, which were remediated, and which need user intervention to make compliant.

It would be helpful to see (using my above example), whether a device is allowing simple passwords or doesn't have it's firewall enabled, before adding it to compliance policy that would change those settings.

Thanks in advance!