How to Set Up Microsoft Managed Home Screen in Intune (Full Walkthrough)

Setting up Microsoft Managed Home Screen through Intune involves more moving parts than most admins expect. It includes an enrollment profile, a dynamic device group, a device restrictions policy, an app configuration policy, and app assignments that all have to line up correctly before anything shows up on the device. In this Enterprise Pro Tip, Arthur walks through the entire configuration end-to-end in the Intune admin center, then enrolls a Zebra TC58 to show the result on real hardware. You'll see how to tie the dynamic group to your enrollment profile name, how to enable multi-app kiosk mode, where the Managed Home Screen configuration designer lives, and how to exit the launcher when you need to. If your team is standing up shared Android devices for the frontline, this is the sequence to follow. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro 0:22 Creating the enrollment profile 1:37 Building a dynamic device group 3:00 Device restrictions policy 4:17 Enabling multi-app kiosk mode 5:06 Adding apps and folders to the home screen 6:26 Kiosk display settings and Wi-Fi access 7:21 Sign-in screen and branding options 7:52 Assigning the group 8:13 App configuration policy setup 9:16 Managed Home Screen configuration designer 11:19 Assigning apps to the group 13:03 Enrolling the device with a QR token 14:26 Managed Home Screen on the TC58 15:34 Exiting the launcher 16:05 Wrap-up 🔗 RESOURCES Learn how BlueFletch secures and manages shared Android devices: https://bit.ly/4x7hSfF Book a demo and see BlueFletch Enterprise in action: https://bit.ly/4glPeQJ Questions about your own deployment? Drop them in the comments and we'll be happy to help! #Intune #AndroidEnterprise #EnterpriseMobility #MicrosoftIntune #KioskMode #DeviceManagement #Zebra