If you have the new HP X360 Education Edition and want to clean the the disk and reinstall to Windows 10 Education this is what you need to do.
WICD is blazing fast, you can do a clean install in about 15 mins
During startup of your device press ESC to enter UEFI, then select F9 for boot options. Use the arrow key and select your USB drive. Press enter to boot from USB.
Thats it 🙂
The Out of the Box Experience for Windows 10 has gotten a extreme overhaul for Creators Update.
Here are some screenshots. There will be a super fast user switching mode for Azure AD joined devices and Roaming Devices.
Sway: https://sway.com/ECmaKZKHFMIVBV6w
Remember to get Intune Education to work properly you need to enable School Data Sync (SDS). You do that here: http://sds.microsoft.com
Lumagate has also created a how to get SDS up and running with Microsoft Classroom here: http://lp.lumagate.com/microsoft-classroom
Great news you can now specify enrollment admins for different shools. No more global admins. Your IKT kontaktlærer (IT staff) can manage his/her school. It is not live yet but comming in April.
Here is the new Wizard to set up your school:
Sway: https://sway.com/ZjI1IgWq6lwRErJh
The scenario here is that a company has hired an external consultant. The consultant was on vacation and sick for a total of about 1 month.
Once back at work he started accessing the system and doing this work. Immediately ATA became suspicious and sendt out an alert.
ATA flagged the behavior as abnormal due to the consultant being away for such a long period of time.
This said, a lot of companies are not closing down consultant accounts after they are done working. Some keep them open waiting for “next incident” and some just forget to remove them.
ATA can help you to keep track of this and alerts you if a old consultancy account is stolen.
Yay, the new Intune Education Portal is live. you find it here:
It has:
https://intuneeducation.portal.azure.com
If you do not have access, just wait. You get a notification in the old silverlight portal when you can migrate.
Dont want to wait; simply create a new trial to check this out: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/cloud-platform/enterprise-mobility-security-trial
More info here: https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/enterprisemobility/2017/01/24/perspectives-on-the-new-intune-console/
If you have ordered Minecraft Education Edition on EES you will get an activation email which places your licenses in Windows Store for Business
The sender is: Microsoft Online Services Team msonlineservicesteam@email.microsoftonline.com
Remember to open your browser in “incognito” or “in-private” mode Ctrl+Shift+P (Edge or IE) then shut down all other browser windows before you click the link. this way you prevent your licenses from ending up in the wrong place.
If you want to get Minecraft Education Edition Trial this is what you need to do:
Note, this solution is for the free 25 licenses trial and does not use windows store for business for deployment
Download Minecraft EE here: http://education.minecraft.net/get-started/download/
Save the Zip file and right click on the “InstallMInecraftEducationEdition” and select “Run as Administrator”
This will happen:
Start Minecraft:
Login to minecraft and accept eula
Now you have 25 test licenses to showcase Minecraft Education Edition:
Go ahead and set up your world to play.
First time playing? Download a tutorial world here:
https://education.minecraft.net/worlds/tutorial-world/
Great news, Learning tools come as an MSI package!
This is how you use Intune to deploy OneNote learning tools
If you are updating machines use the following argument:
If you are installing fresh use the following argument:
If you have set up Office 365 and want your users to be automatically redirected to your company branded Office 365 logon portal here is what you need to do
You may use the following destination for your www-forwarding in order to get to your portal:
If you can not find your WWW-forwarding settings, use a CNAME post instead. Here is what you need:
The destination is:
Result is as follows:
Adapted from: https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/kpalmvig/2011/09/15/easy-url-for-office-365-owa/
Håvard Siegel Haukeberg 
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