Invoke-IntuneProfileManager

A self-contained Windows Forms (PowerShell 7+) desktop tool that connects to Microsoft
Graph and bulk-edits the display name and description of Intune objects. Only the name
and description are ever changed - nothing else about an item is touched.

Covers ~20 content types (all via Graph beta, so every derived template is surfaced):
 - Settings Catalog and Device Configuration (every template: device restrictions, domain
   join, Wi-Fi, VPN, SCEP/PKCS/trusted certificates, health monitoring, kiosk, custom, ...)
 - Administrative Templates and Templates / security baselines (intents)
 - Compliance policies
 - App protection (iOS/Android) and app configuration (managed apps/devices)
 - PowerShell, remediation and macOS shell scripts
 - Assignment filters, Autopilot profiles, device categories
 - Driver / feature / quality update profiles and quality update policies
 - Entra ID groups (opt-in)

Workflow:
 1. Connect to Microsoft Graph (delegated sign-in; consents the scopes for the above).
 2. Pick which content types to pull, then Pull them into an editable grid.
 3. Edit New Name / New Description inline, use Find & Replace, or Export to CSV,
    edit in Excel, and Import back.
 4. Apply - only items whose name or description changed are PATCHed.
 5. Dry-run mode previews changes without calling Graph. JSON backup & restore included.

Project, documentation and issues:
   https://github.com/durrante/Intune-Profile-Bulk-Renamer-Tool

A modernworkspacehub.com tool, part of the same toolset as Win32Forge
(https://github.com/durrante/Win32Forge).

Provided "as is", without warranty of any kind - use at your own risk. Not affiliated
with, endorsed by, or supported by Microsoft.

Requires the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK authentication module:
   Install-Module Microsoft.Graph.Authentication -Scope CurrentUser