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Proactive remediations are script packages that can detect and fix common support issues on a user's device before they even realize there's a problem. These remediations can help reduce support calls. You can create your own script package, or deploy one of the script packages we've written and used in our environment for reducing support tickets.
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Each script package consists of a detection script, a remediation script, and metadata. Through Intune, you can deploy these script packages and see reports on their effectiveness. We're actively developing new script packages and would like to know your experiences using them.
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Each script package consists of a detection script, a remediation script, and metadata. Through Intune, you can deploy these script packages and see reports on their effectiveness.
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-**Runs with UNC name**: Specify that the program runs with a Universal Naming Convention (UNC) name. This setting is the default.
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-**Requires drive letter**: Specify that the program requires a drive letter to fully qualify its location. For this setting, Configuration Manager can use any available drive letter on the client. This setting requires the deployment to use the Deployment option **Run program from distribution point** and the package's Data Access option enabled to **Copy the content in this package to a package share on distribution points**.
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-**Requires specific drive letter**: Specify that the program requires a specific drive letter that you specify to fully qualify its location. For example, **Z:**. If the client is already using the specified drive letter, the program doesn't run.
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-**Requires specific drive letter**: Specify that the program requires a specific drive letter that you specify to fully qualify its location. For example, **Z:**. If the client is already using the specified drive letter, the program doesn't run. This setting requires the deployment to use the Deployment option **Run program from distribution point** and the package's Data Access option enabled to **Copy the content in this package to a package share on distribution points**.
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-**Reconnect to distribution point at log on**: Indicate whether the client reconnects to the distribution point when the user signs in. By default, the wizard doesn't enable this option.
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|Method used to enroll devices. |If yes, devices are wiped during enrollment. |If yes, each device is associated with a user.| If yes, users can't unenroll devices. |More information about method.|
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|**[BYOD](#bring-your-own-device)**| No| Yes | No |[More information](apple-mdm-push-certificate-get.md)|
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|**[DEM](#device-enrollment-manager)**| No |No |No |[More information](device-enrollment-manager-enroll.md)|
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|**[BYOD](#bring-your-own-device)**| No| Yes | No |[More information](macos-enroll.md)|
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|**[DEM](#device-enrollment-manager)**| No |No |No |[More information](device-enrollment-manager-enroll.md)|
|Method used to enroll devices. | If yes, devices are wiped during enrollment. | If yes, each device is associated with a user.| If yes, users can't unenroll devices. | More information about method. |
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|**[BYOD](#bring-your-own-device)**| No | Yes | No |[More information](windows-enroll.md)|
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|**[DEM](#device-enrollment-manager)**| No |No |No |[More information](device-enrollment-manager-enroll.md)|
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|**Android Device Admin**|**User initiated via Company Portal**| No | Yes | No |[More information](../user-help/enroll-device-android-company-portal.md)|
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|**Android Enterprise personally-owned with Work Profile**|**User initiated via Company Portal**| No | Yes | No |[More information](android-work-profile-enroll.md)|
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|**Android (AOSP) user-associated**|**QR code**|Yes|Yes|Configurable via policy|[More information](../enrollment/android-aosp-corporate-owned-user-associated-enroll.md)
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|**Android Device Admin**|**[DEM](#device-enrollment-manager) initiated via Company Portal**| No | No | No |[More information](device-enrollment-manager-enroll.md)|
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|**Android Device Admin**|**(Pre-declared IMEI or SN) User initiated via Company Portal**| No | Yes | No |[More information](corporate-identifiers-add.md)|
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|**Android Device Admin with Zebra Mobility Extensions**|**User or [DEM](#device-enrollment-manager) initiated via Company Portal**| No | Yes if user initiated, No if [DEM](#device-enrollment-manager) initiated | No |[More information](../configuration/android-zebra-mx-overview.md)|
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If you're ready to deploy the Microsoft Tunnel, see [Prerequisites for the Microsoft Tunnel](microsoft-tunnel-prerequisites.md), and then [Configure the Microsoft Tunnel](microsoft-tunnel-configure.md).
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Microsoft Tunnel Gateway installs onto a container that runs on a Linux server. The Linux server can be a physical box in your on-premises environment or a virtual machine that runs on-premises or in the cloud. You'll deploy a Microsoft Tunnel client app and Intune VPN profiles to your iOS and Android devices to enable them to use the tunnel to connect to corporate resources. When the tunnel is hosted in the cloud, you’ll need to use a solution like Azure ExpressRoute to extend your on-premises network to the cloud.
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View the Windows 10 and Windows 11 Update settings that you can [configure and manage](windows-update-for-business-configure.md) with Microsoft Intune.
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When you configure settings for Windows update rings in Intune, you're configuring the Windows Update settings. If a Windows update setting has a Windows 10 or Windows 11 version dependency, the version dependency is noted in the settings details.
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Get the latest version of the Company Portal app on your Android, iOS, macOS, or Windows device. Your organization may require you to update the app on your device when:
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