u/strikesbac

Does anyone else use PDQ Connect in an Intune environment for app deployment and patching?

We're demo'ing Connect at the moment and find it has some really useful features. What im interested in is if we deploy a package via Connect, but also have the application set as available in the Company Portal how detection is handled in Intune. Does Intune, when it inventories the device, detect the package that Connect deployed and mark it in an Installed state in Intune? Or does the user need to click the install button in the Company Portal for the app detection to run before it flags it as installed?

What im trying to avoid is deploying apps from Connect then having to set the same apps as required in the Company Portal which potentially could potentially cause a conflict.

Bit of an odd one, I can’t say I’ve had a huge amount of time to look in to this but wanted to see if anyone else had experienced this issue.

We have a few Dell machines in our estate, maybe 150 of them. We buy them with a clean image from Dell and enrol in AutoPilot and manage with Intune. If we perform a reset/wipe on the device on the stock image then the wipe works without issues. If for any reason we need to reinstall the system we use the Windows media from the VLSC combined with the Dell WinPE drivers injected in to the boot/install wims. System works perfectly, until you do a reset. Then it just back in to select a keyboard and then a boot loop. This is with and without RAID/AHCI configured in the BIOS. On the face of things the recovery image looks ok. The same ISO is fine on Lenovo and HP machines. Resets with no prob.