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= Custom ADMX/ADML Templates in Intune =
== Overview ==
Custom ADMX/ADML templates allow administrators to configure additional settings in Intune that are not available in the default built-in templates. 
They are commonly used for managing browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge) and advanced Windows system policies.
== Prerequisites ==
* Intune Administrator or Global Administrator role.
* Devices must be Intune-enrolled.
* Valid ADMX and ADML files from the vendor (e.g., Google Chrome templates).
== Steps ==
=== 1. Sign in ===
* Open [https://endpoint.microsoft.com Microsoft Intune Admin Center].
* Log in with administrator credentials.
=== 2. Navigate to Configuration Profiles ===
* Go to: '''Devices > Configuration profiles > Create profile'''.
=== 3. Select Platform and Profile Type ===
* Platform: '''Windows 10 and later'''
* Profile type: '''Templates > Imported Administrative Templates (ADMX)'''
=== 4. Import ADMX/ADML Files ===
* Upload vendor-provided templates.
* Example: Chrome.admx and Chrome.adml.
* Ensure ADML language files match the ADMX.
=== 5. Configure Settings ===
* After import, policies become available.
* Examples:
** Set Chrome homepage.
** Block or allow extensions.
** Configure advanced Windows security settings.
=== 6. Assign the Profile ===
* Add Azure AD groups:
** All Devices
** Browsers group
** Department-specific groups
=== 7. Review and Create ===
* Review summary.
* Click '''Create'''.
=== 8. Monitor Deployment ===
* Navigate: '''Devices > Configuration profiles > Select Profile > Device/User status'''.
* Verify deployment results.
== Notes ==
* Use only vendor-supported ADMX/ADML templates.
* Common for Chrome, Edge, and Firefox browser policies.
* Test in pilot before rolling out to production.




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Custom ADMX/ADML Templates in Intune

Overview

Custom ADMX/ADML templates allow administrators to configure additional settings in Intune that are not available in the default built-in templates. They are commonly used for managing browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge) and advanced Windows system policies.

Prerequisites

  • Intune Administrator or Global Administrator role.
  • Devices must be Intune-enrolled.
  • Valid ADMX and ADML files from the vendor (e.g., Google Chrome templates).

Steps

1. Sign in

2. Navigate to Configuration Profiles

  • Go to: Devices > Configuration profiles > Create profile.

3. Select Platform and Profile Type

  • Platform: Windows 10 and later
  • Profile type: Templates > Imported Administrative Templates (ADMX)

4. Import ADMX/ADML Files

  • Upload vendor-provided templates.
  • Example: Chrome.admx and Chrome.adml.
  • Ensure ADML language files match the ADMX.

5. Configure Settings

  • After import, policies become available.
  • Examples:
    • Set Chrome homepage.
    • Block or allow extensions.
    • Configure advanced Windows security settings.

6. Assign the Profile

  • Add Azure AD groups:
    • All Devices
    • Browsers group
    • Department-specific groups

7. Review and Create

  • Review summary.
  • Click Create.

8. Monitor Deployment

  • Navigate: Devices > Configuration profiles > Select Profile > Device/User status.
  • Verify deployment results.

Notes

  • Use only vendor-supported ADMX/ADML templates.
  • Common for Chrome, Edge, and Firefox browser policies.
  • Test in pilot before rolling out to production.



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