Windows Autopilot
Windows Autopilot configures new devices for the tenant right at first boot (OOBE) - no classic imaging. The device is registered to the tenant by its hardware hash, automatically joins Entra ID, and enrolls in Intune. There is also "Autopilot device preparation" as a newer, more robust approach.
Path in the Intune admin center
📍 Geräte › Geräte registrieren › Windows › Windows-Autopilot-GeräteHands-on tasks
- Recognise four typical Intune scenariosApprentice training Intune · Module 03
- Understand how a policy reaches a deviceApprentice training Intune · Module 04
- Create a user-driven Autopilot profile and assign it to the apprentice groupApprentice training Intune · Module 08
- Validate the Autopilot profile assignment and deployment readinessApprentice training Intune · Module 08
- Dynamic Autopilot group (group tag) and user groupMicrosoft Intune - Hands-on Course · Module 03
- Register your device with AutopilotMicrosoft Intune - Hands-on Course · Module 05
- Analyze Autopilot failures systematicallyMicrosoft Intune - Hands-on Course · Module 05
- Assign a user-driven deployment profileMicrosoft Intune - Hands-on Course · Module 07
- Pre-provisioning (White Glove)Microsoft Intune - Hands-on Course · Module 07
- Validate an Autopilot profile before production rolloutMicrosoft Intune - Hands-on Course · Module 07
- Set up Autopilot device preparationMicrosoft Intune - Hands-on Course · Autopilot device preparation (Autopilot v2)
- Analyze device preparation failuresMicrosoft Intune - Hands-on Course · Autopilot device preparation (Autopilot v2)
- Read dsregcmd and distinguish join pathsMicrosoft Intune - Hands-on Course · Module 08
- Plan a safe Intune pilot for a small siteMicrosoft Intune - Hands-on Course · Module 25
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