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RKSolutions Intune Anomalies

Finds what needs attention in Microsoft Intune before it becomes a problem: devices that miss protection, drift out of compliance or fall out of management, and policies that still rely on outdated settings.

Version
0.1.2
Tests
8
Connectors
0
Published
26 Oct 2026

royklo · royklo.rksolutions-intune-anomalies · 0 stars · Open source · MIT

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maester-packs.lock.json entry 
{  "Id": "royklo.rksolutions-intune-anomalies",  "Source": "royklo/maester-pack-rksolutions/intune-anomalies",  "Version": "0.1.2",  "Commit": "afa83af9cb197e96ba3c2571d8d26a67da3b6c9d",  "Digest": "sha256:2749b38eff701319ff21a3d7f3e93044c819052b2a64a8e3398edd11f56e69fe"}

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MP.RKS.IA.1008 Settings Catalog policies use no deprecated settings

Severity: LowGraph

Microsoft marks Settings Catalog settings as deprecated when a newer setting replaces them or Windows no longer reads them. A policy that still sets one may stop working without any error. The test lists each deprecated setting in your Settings Catalog policies, for every platform.

Remediation action

  1. In the Microsoft Intune admin center, go to Devices > Configuration and open each policy below.
  2. Remove the deprecated setting, and configure its replacement if there is one (the setting's information text names it).

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