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Github Documentation sample: Microsoft Learn–Style How-To Configure BitLocker Drive Encryption Policies with Intune

  Introduction This tutorial shows how to use Microsoft Intune to enforce BitLocker encryption policies across Windows 10 and 11 devices. Learning Objectives Apply BitLocker policy settings via Intune Enforce TPM-based encryption Require startup PINs or passwords Prerequisites Microsoft Intune tenant Windows 10/11 Pro or Enterprise devices Devices enrolled in Intune and AAD-joined Instructions Step 1: Create a BitLocker Policy In MEM admin center, go to Devices > Configuration profiles > + Create profile Platform: Windows 10 and later Profile type: Endpoint protection Name your policy (e.g., “BitLocker Enforcement Policy”) Step 2: Configure BitLocker Settings Navigate to Windows Encryption section Enable the following: Require encryption for operating system drive Allow standard users to enable encryption Require TPM + PIN at startup (if applicable) Configure fixed and removable drive encryption if needed Step 3: Assign the Policy Go to Assignments Choose the appropriate dev...

Git Hub Documentation Sample:5 Common Windows Autopilot Failures—and How to Fix Them Fast

 Windows Autopilot simplifies device provisioning, but when it fails, it often fails loudly. Here are five issues you’re likely to encounter—and how to resolve them without pulling your hair out. 1. "Something Went Wrong" at the Enrollment Status Page Cause: Missing app or policy dependency Fix: Ensure all Win32 apps have proper detection logic and dependencies defined. 2. Device Never Appears in Intune Cause: Hardware hash wasn't uploaded properly Fix: Run Get-WindowsAutopilotInfo again and confirm the hash is uploaded with correct serial. 3. Deployment Profile Not Assigned Cause: Device isn’t in assigned group Fix: Check group membership and profile targeting rules. 4. ESP Timeout or Failure Cause: Long install times or connectivity loss Fix: Break down apps into deployment rings and use pre-caching. 5. Reboots During OOBE Cause: Firmware or driver conflicts Fix: Update BIOS and verify OEM driver pack compatibility with Windows 11. Autopilot isn’t flawless—bu...

MTN Prepaid vs. Contract: Which Cell Plan is Right for You?

 CHOOSING  a mobile plan used to be simple: get a prepaid SIM and recharge when needed. But today’s mobile needs are more complex, and MTN has responded with a variety of options for different users. From students watching TikTok on the go to professionals managing email on multiple devices, MTN offers plans that fit nearly every lifestyle. So how do you choose between prepaid and contract (postpaid)? Let’s break it down. What is Prepaid? Prepaid customers load airtime or buy bundles upfront. There’s no monthly bill—just the freedom to top up as needed. Best For: Budget-conscious users Teenagers and students People with irregular usage patterns MTN Prepaid Benefits: No credit check required MTN Data4Keeps and Night Express bundles Freedom to switch bundles monthly Example Bundle: 3GB Anytime + 3GB Night for R149 What is Postpaid (Contract)? With a postpaid plan, you commit to a fixed monthly fee and get a set number of minutes, SMS, and dat...

iPhone 13 on MTN – Still a Smart Buy in 2025

WITH  newer models like the iPhone 15 Pro on the shelves, you might wonder if the iPhone 13 still holds its own in 2025. The short answer: absolutely —especially if you’re looking to step into Apple’s ecosystem without spending top rand. Offered on contract through MTN and available in several colors and storage sizes, the iPhone 13 is a polished, powerful option that blends performance with longevity. 📱 Core Specs: Display: 6.1" Super Retina XDR (OLED) Chipset: Apple A15 Bionic Cameras: Dual 12MP (main + ultra-wide); 12MP front Battery: ~3,240mAh with wireless and MagSafe charging Storage Options: 128GB / 256GB / 512GB 5G Ready: Yes – compatible with all MTN 5G bands 🚀 Performance That’s Still Ahead of the Pack Powered by the A15 Bionic chip, the iPhone 13 still runs circles around many newer Android phones in the same price range. Everyday apps launch instantly. Photo and video editing? No sweat. Even with multiple apps open, lag is virtually n...

Switching to MTN? Here’s What to Expect in Your First 30 Days

Making the move to MTN isn’t just about getting a SIM card—it’s about unlocking an ecosystem built around affordability, reliability, and world-class customer support. In your first 30 days, here’s what you can expect: Smooth Porting Process : Whether you’re coming from Vodacom or Telkom, MTN’s number porting process usually takes under 24 hours. You’ll get a temporary SIM while we handle the switch. Free Welcome Benefits : Many new prepaid users receive bonus airtime or free WhatsApp bundles after activation. Be sure to dial *135# to check your current offers. SmartApp Integration : Download the MTN app early—it gives you full control over data usage, airtime balance, and lets you buy bundles at a discount. 24/7 Support : Need help? Chat live with an agent inside the app or dial 135 toll-free. We’ve also launched a WhatsApp assistant for fast self-service.

Prepaid vs. Postpaid: Which MTN Plan Is Right for You?

By Patience Rusere Choosing between prepaid and postpaid plans? You’re not alone. With MTN offering tailored plans for every budget, understanding your habits can help you get the most out of your rands. Prepaid is best for: Students or freelancers with unpredictable income. Light users who rely mostly on Wi-Fi. Customers who prefer to control spending. Postpaid is ideal for: Professionals who need consistent voice/data access. Families managing shared plans and multiple devices. Frequent international callers—especially with MTN’s fixed monthly rates and roaming bundles. Quick Tip : MTN’s hybrid Flexi plans let you set a spending cap while enjoying the flexibility of prepaid—with the convenience of postpaid billing. No matter your choice, the MTN Zone and Just4You discounts make every rand stretch further.