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memdocs/analytics/app-reliability.md

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Selecting a device name opens the **Application reliability** tab for that device. This tab displays a timeline of app crash and app unresponsive events for the device over a specified period of time, up to 14 days. Use the **Filter** option at the top of the timeline to select a custom time range.
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> [!Note]
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> In the **Device performance** tabs of Endpoint analytics, admins will only see devices they have access to according to their assigned Scope tags. To learn more about Scope tags, see [Scope tags for distributed IT](../intune/fundamentals/scope-tags.md). Aggregated insights, such as scores and summary views are calculated using all enrolled devices in the tenant. To apply Scope tags to aggregated insights, see [Device scopes in Endpoint analytics](device-scopes.md).
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## Known issues
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[!INCLUDE [Endpoint analytics export to csv value mapping known issue](includes/known-issue-csv-mapping.md)]

memdocs/analytics/restart-frequency.md

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In the device performance tab, two default columns have been added so you can review the total number of restarts and the number of Stop errors (blue screen errors) each device had in the last 30 days. Sort by these columns to find problematic devices. You can also use this tab to review the total number of devices that have sent restart records. For example, the screenshot below has 31 records, meaning 31 devices have sent restart data.
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> In the **Device performance** tabs of Endpoint analytics, admins will only see devices they have access to according to their assigned Scope tags. To learn more about Scope tags, see [Scope tags for distributed IT](../intune/fundamentals/scope-tags.md). Aggregated insights, such as scores and summary views are calculated using all enrolled devices in the tenant. To apply Scope tags to aggregated insights, see [Device scopes in Endpoint analytics](device-scopes.md).
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## Model performance tab
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In the model performance tab, two default columns have been added so you can review both the average number of restarts and the average number of Stop errors (blue screen errors) per model over the last 30 days. Sort by these columns to find problematic device models. Only models with at least 10 devices are shown to ensure the averages are done across enough devices to be meaningful.

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- **Model performance**. This tab lets you see the boot and sign-in performance by device model, which can help you identify if performance problems are isolated to particular models.
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- **Device performance**. This tab provides boot and sign-in metrics for all your devices. You can sort by a particular metric (for example, GP sign-in time) to see which devices have the worst scores for that metric to help with troubleshooting. You can also search for a device by name. If you click through a device you can see its boot and sign-in history, which can help you identify if there was a recent regression
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> In the **Device performance** tabs of Endpoint analytics, admins will only see devices they have access to according to their assigned Scope tags. To learn more about Scope tags, see [Scope tags for distributed IT](../intune/fundamentals/scope-tags.md). Aggregated insights, such as scores and summary views are calculated using all enrolled devices in the tenant. To apply Scope tags to aggregated insights, see [Device scopes in Endpoint analytics](device-scopes.md).
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- **Startup processes**. Startup processes can negatively impact the user experience by increasing the length of time that users must wait for the desktop to become responsive. This tab will show you which processes are impacting the sign-in "time to responsive desktop" phase, that is - keeping the CPU above 50% after the desktop has rendered. The table only lists processes that impact a minimum of 10 devices in your tenant. When reviewing startup processes, the following data calculations are displayed:
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- **Device count**: The count of devices that experienced a delay to a responsive desktop from the process.
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- **Median delay**: The median delay time of the process for the counted devices.

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- [Cloud provisioning](#bkmk_provisioning)
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:::image type="content" source="media/8668496-work-from-anywhere-score.png" alt-text="Screenshot of the Work from anywhere report showing the scores and metrics" lightbox="media/8668496-work-from-anywhere-score.png":::
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> In the device-level views of Work from anywhere, admins will only see devices they have access to according to their assigned Scope tags. To learn more about Scope tags, see [Scope tags for distributed IT](../intune/fundamentals/scope-tags.md). Aggregated insights, such as the Work from anywhere score, are calculated using all enrolled devices in the tenant. To apply Scope tags to aggregated insights, see [Device scopes in Endpoint analytics](device-scopes.md).
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## Windows
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Newer versions of Windows provide a better user experience than older versions of Windows. The **Windows** metric measures the percent of devices on supported versions of Windows. The recommended remediation actions vary depending on how the devices are managed. For Intune and co-managed devices, use Intune to [move devices to an updated version of Windows](../intune/protect/windows-10-feature-updates.md). For Configuration Manager devices, create a deployment plan using [Desktop Analytics](../configmgr/desktop-analytics/overview.md). Your score is based on if these remediation actions have been completed or not.

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You can now add any custom destination URL to organizational messages in the taskbar, notifications area, and Get Started app. This feature applies to Windows 11. Messages created with Azure AD-registered domains that are in a scheduled or active state are still supported. For more information, see [Create organizational messages](../remote-actions/organizational-messages-create.md?tabs=taskbar#step-1-create-a-message).
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