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Hello Experts, <br />
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I am looking for 3 things in my current environment. <br />
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1. Upgrade all the laptops to windows 10 and avoid license if Windows intune will provide license activation.<br />
2. Avoid buying anti-virus if windows intune will provide some protection. Does Windows Intune provide anti-virus <br />
3. To be able to publish or install applications remotely.<br />
4. To remote control computers this service is for the support staff. <br />
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Please let me know if Intune is good for all these requirement and also if there is a sheet of reference somewhere I can use will be great.<br />
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Thanks,
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Hello Experts, 

I am looking for 3 things in my current environment. 

1. Upgrade all the laptops to windows 10 and avoid license if Windows intune will provide license activation.
2. Avoid buying anti-virus if windows intune will provide some protection. Does Windows Intune provide anti-virus 
3. To be able to publish or install applications remotely.
4. To remote control computers this service is for the support staff. 

Please let me know if Intune is good for all these requirement and also if there is a sheet of reference somewhere I can use will be great.

Thanks,

can intune do all these?

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