Currently its only possible to run Powershell scripts against Azure Domain Joined Machines. Could allow powershell scripts to be run against Hybrid Domain Joined machines?

Add Microsoft Local Administrator Password Solution into Intune

Simple really. Windows 10 Pro supports bitlocker. Therefore if we're paying for Intune, it seems reasonable to be able to manage bitlocker on those devices.

When configuring Bitlocker through an Endpoint protection policy on a hybrid joined device, the setting "Store Recovery information in Azure Active Directory before enabling BitLocker" appears to set the OSRequireActiveDirectoryBackup_Name OMA-URI, which causes the key to be backed up to the on-prem AD DS and does not store the key in Azure AD.

The verbiage of this setting should be changed to reflect what it actually does, ideally it would back the key up to both locations for a hybrid joined device.

When a user joins InTune/MDM on windows, it would be good if we could set network shares & sharepoint sites to be mounted as drives for a user group.

e.g.
Finance Department
G: = \\network-machine\general
F: = \\nework-machine\finance
S: = https://site.sharepoint.com

Management Team
G: = \\network-machine\general
M: = \\nework-machine\management
S: = https://site.sharepoint.com

Missing the ability to automatically enroll Windows 10 devices that are hybrid Azure AD Joined, for agentless management. This would favour the use of agentless management for domain joined devices.

BitLocker can be deployed currently but the user is prompted for interaction... which is both annoying and unnecessary - it should just happen per the settings defined.
The current workaround requires this solution: https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/home_is_where_i_lay_my_head/2017/06/07/hardware-independent-automatic-bitlocker-encryption-using-aadmdm/

Ideally this functionality should be embedded within Intune and work regardless of whether the User is a Local Admin or not.

Device configuration setting s for Windows 10 allow setting custom desktop background and a lock screen image via a URL. this does not seem to work against Windows 10 pro, only Enterprize or Education.

Can this feature please be enabled on Windows 10 Pro devices?
Thanks

Be able to change registry files or group policy settings remotely, more than just the limited restriction policies available in the portal

When performing a Fresh Start using Intune the Device stays Azure AD joined, however it is unenrolled from Intune.
It would be great to have this as an option to remain enrolled, if not we lose management capabilities.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/intune/device-fresh-start

All other platforms (iOS, Android) support enrollment restrictions to block poersonal devices. Windows 10 needs the same. Please provide the ability to prevent workplace join.

Sometimes you would like to change registry settings for certain apps. Most of the time those registry settings are in the HKLU hive. I would like to have a configuration policy for MDM to push User Based registry settings.

We can create and import a CSV file that lists IMEI numbers or serial numbers. Intune uses these identifiers to specify device ownership as corporate during device enrollment. But we can only declare serial number for iOS, macOS, and Android devices.
We need to declare serial number for Windows PC to identify devices as corporate-owned.

To enforce certain Windows settings like disabling SMB v1.0, it would be great if Microsoft could integrate PowerShell DSC with Intune. This gives the administrator more control and new reporting/compliance options.

Windows 10 MDM manage devices does not have serial number in Intune as part of the inventory like IOS have.
Will like to get more inventory data on Windows 10 devices with the MDM stack.

Settings, policy or powershell feature to schedule tasks in the Task Scheduler similar to current GPO feature.

Upload and schedule script execution on time, date, login, logout, boot for users, groups and devices.

Intune should include a USB Storage Restriction Policy for computers.