Directory Cleanup & Addition of Platform Scripts
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# RenameComputer
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Sample app for renaming a Hybrid Azure AD joined (AD-joined) device after an Autopilot deployment. Note that you will probably want to customize the RenameComputer.ps1 script to add your own naming logic, then build a new RenameComputer.intunewin package by running the "makeapp.cmd" file from a command prompt.
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To set up the RenameComputer app in Intune, perform the following steps.
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Add the UpdateOS.intunewin app to Intune and specify the following command line:
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powershell.exe -noprofile -executionpolicy bypass -file .\RenameComputer.ps1
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To "uninstall" the app, the following can be used (for example, to get the app to re-install):
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cmd.exe /c del %ProgramData%\Microsoft\RenameComputer\RenameComputer.ps1.tag
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Specify the platforms and minimum OS version that you want to support.
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For a detection rule, specify the path and file and "File or folder exists" detection method:
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%ProgramData%\Microsoft\RenameComputer RenameComputer.ps1.tag
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Deploy the app as a required app to an appropriate set of devices.
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