Live context
Inspect the active device
Review live processes, services, performance, storage, events, users, network context, and other endpoint state from the device you are troubleshooting.
Intune remote troubleshooting
Troubleshoot Microsoft Intune-managed Windows devices with live endpoint data, focused remote actions, and an accountable support-session record.
Intune remains the system of record for policy, inventory, compliance, and deployment. IntuneRT adds a connected support session when an administrator needs to see what a Windows endpoint is doing now.
Live context
Live context
Review live processes, services, performance, storage, events, users, network context, and other endpoint state from the device you are troubleshooting.
Live context
Move between focused tools without losing the device or support context that led to the next check.
Live context
Investigate background system state without taking over the user desktop for routine diagnostic work.
Live context
Deploy through Intune and open IntuneRT alongside the Microsoft workflow your administrators already use.
Once the evidence identifies a likely cause, authorized administrators can use the relevant tool instead of switching to a separate remote console or waiting for another deployment cycle.
Start, stop, or restart a service and inspect or end a process when the current state explains the incident.
Inspect endpoint files and registry state, then make a targeted change when access policy permits it.
Review installed applications and pending Windows updates before taking an approved installation or remediation action.
Run a focused command with streamed output when a built-in tool is not the right diagnostic surface.
Live access is useful when the work remains permissioned and reviewable. IntuneRT keeps identity, tool access, actions, and session evidence together.
Separate read and write capabilities so administrators receive the access required for their support role.
Retain the investigation and action sequence as evidence for review, escalation, or ticket documentation.
Turn the completed support session into a concise outcome for the service desk or the next administrator.
Use Microsoft sign-in and an Intune deployment path designed for managed Windows environments.
Keep the investigation, controlled action, and support record in one operational flow.
Live support
Start from the device and confirm that the IntuneRT agent is connected for a live support session.
Live support
Use current endpoint state to choose a focused diagnostic or authorized remediation action.
Live support
Keep the evidence and actions together, then produce a clear support summary or handoff.
Practical answers about where IntuneRT fits, how it connects, and how actions stay controlled.
No. Intune remains the management platform for policy, compliance, inventory, applications, and device actions. IntuneRT adds a live troubleshooting and action layer for connected Windows devices.
Not for background diagnostics. Administrators can inspect system state and use focused tools without taking control of the user desktop.
Yes. IntuneRT separates tool permissions and keeps session activity and audit evidence so access can align with administrator responsibilities.
Administrators can begin with a small evaluation and then package and assign IntuneRT through Microsoft Intune to the appropriate Windows device groups.
Continue from the support outcome you need into the live tools that help deliver it.
See current performance, processes, services, events, files, registry, hardware, and network context.
Run focused commands with streamed output, permission controls, and session evidence.
Start with the free device allowance and estimate the right paid device quantity.
Try IntuneRT with up to 5 devices and move from current endpoint evidence to accountable action.