
Axel GAULIARD 🇫🇷
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The Secure Boot Status Report: Coming soon to Intune? Secure Boot certificates expire in 2026, and luckily Microsoft already gives us an Intune policy to start the update. So, you deploy the policy, expect a clear result and report, and move on. Except that part never happens. Some (well almost all) devices return Error 65000, because the Secure Boot policy is “rejected by licensing,” and even when the policy applies, Intune still doesn’t tell you what actually changed on the device. You’re left trying to answer the only question that matters: did the Secure Boot certificate update happen or not? That’s what pushed me into the Intune portal with Dev Tools. I wanted to know if Microsoft was already working on the missing reporting layer. It took less than a minute to find it. A Secure Boot Status Report blade is already sitting in the portal. It isn’t fully live yet, but the backend is there and it’s tied to Autopatch reporting. Full story in the @PatchMyPC blog. patchmypc.com/blog/the-secur… #Intune #MSIntune #Windows #SecureBoot #WindowsUpdates #Autopatch















