Need a Simple Way to Check Windows Device’s Graphics Info in Intune?

Curious How to Quickly Find Graphics Card Details Using Intune? Discover This Easy and Reliable Method!

Viewing graphics details like model, video RAM, and display settings on Windows devices across a big organization can seem difficult. Using Microsoft Intune Inventory makes this job much simpler and saves valuable time for IT teams.

Why Intune Inventory Helps IT Teams Manage Devices

Intune collects video controller information for Windows computers. This means:

• IT teams see all graphics hardware from one place.
• Teams can check if a device can run needed software.
• They find old or low-powered graphics cards fast.
• Planning hardware upgrades becomes smoother.
• Troubleshooting is easier—no need to touch each computer.

When Intune collects data, it includes the following about each device:

• Graphics card model
• Video RAM (memory used for graphics)
• Adapter DAC type (how the graphics adapter connects to your display)
• Scan mode (how the image refreshes on the screen)
• Other identification details

How to View Graphics Information Using Intune—Step by Step

1. Go to the Microsoft Intune admin center.
2. Choose “Devices” from the left panel, then select “Manage devices.”
3. Click “Configuration” and create a New Policy.
   • Set the platform as Windows 10 and later.
   • Choose “Properties catalog” for the profile type.
4. Name your policy clearly, for example, “Video Controller Details.”
5. Add a short description, such as “Shows graphics card details for all Windows devices.”
6. In the Properties catalog, click “+ Add properties.”
7. Search for and select “Video Controller.” This includes all video controller settings: Adapter DAC Type, Adapter RAM (Bytes), Scan Mode, Graphics Card Model, etc.
8. Review these settings. Data updates every 24 hours, so you always see recent information.
9. When you reach the Scope Tag section, know that Intune assigns a default tag for access and control.
10. Review your choices, double-check everything, and click “Create.”
11. A notification lets you know your policy is set and active.

Where to Find the Graphics Inventory Data

1. In the Intune admin center, go to Devices > Windows Devices.
2. Select the device you want.
3. Look under Monitor > Resource Explorer.
4. Find “Video Controller” details, which include information like:
   • Graphics card model and type
   • Adapter RAM
   • Current scan mode (such as interlaced or non-interlaced)
   • When details were last updated

Benefits for Organizations

• Saves time: No checking each device by hand.
• Reduces errors: Information is collected the same way for every device.
• Smart planning: See which computers can support new software without surprises.
• Quicker support: Staff solve display issues without needing to touch the device.

Helpful Tips

• Use clear policy names and descriptions so everyone on your team knows its purpose.
• Update data regularly by keeping Intune connected.
• Use this data for yearly device reviews or when software requirements change.

Key Reminders

• Video Controller properties in Intune only work for Windows 10 or later.
• The data refreshes every 24 hours.
• Scope tags keep information secure and help with user access control.

Using Intune Inventory for graphics details keeps your organization’s device management reliable and efficient. With these steps, IT staff get a full picture of device display capabilities, helping with upgrades and troubleshooting while removing manual work. This leads to smoother operations and fewer support headaches.