Rosetta for Intune

Rosetta for Intune makes the Microsoft Intune admin center readable at a glance. Intune reports the Windows "OS version" as an opaque string like 10.0.26200.8875. Rosetta translates every one of those into a compact, human-readable label: 10.0.26200.8875 → 11-25H2-Jul2026 10.0.26100.4652 → 11-24H2-Jul2025 10.0.19045.6456 → 10-22H2 The label tells you, at a glance: • Which Windows edition (10 or 11) • Which feature update / version (e.g. 25H2, 24H2, 22H2) • The month and year of the installed cumulative update (from the build revision) Hover any label to see the full details — edition, feature-update name, GA date, installed patch month, and the original build number. WHERE IT WORKS • intune.microsoft.com (Microsoft Intune admin center) • The device blades, device lists, and reports rendered inside the portal FEATURES • Automatic — translates as you browse; keeps up with the portal's dynamic tables and virtualized grids. • Compact — designed so the OS version column never needs widening. • Configurable — toolbar popup lets you toggle the overlay, show/hide the original build number, and show/hide the patch month. • Covers Windows 11 (21H2–26H1) and Windows 10 (1507–22H2), plus Windows Server 2022. PRIVACY • No data collection. No tracking. No external network calls. • The build database is bundled in the extension; all translation happens locally. • The only stored data is your display preferences (via Chrome sync storage). Rosetta for Intune is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Microsoft. "Windows", "Intune", and "Microsoft" are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.