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During initial Windows setup, Autopilot enables users to enroll their device through Intune device management, so PCs get to a managed and productive state without reimaging. Principal GPM for Microsoft Windows, Jason Githens, compares Azure AD Join and Windows Autopilot and shows how to enable Windows Autopilot for easy device enrollment.
Windows Autopilot | How It Works & How to Set It Up
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To continue using Autopilot for existing devices with enrollment restrictions blocking personal devices, register all devices for Autopilot or use Windows corporate identifiers. In this blog, we'll explain how to enhance security for your environment when using Autopilot for existing devices and help you prepare for these upcoming changes.
Behind the scenes, the Windows Autopilot white glove pre-provisioning process leverages the same process used by self-deploying mode (so it has the same TPM attestation requirements), and it requires using a wired Ethernet connection (to avoid having to configure the language, locale, and keyboard as part of the pre-provisioning process, needed before a Wi-Fi connection could be made). Try it ...