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- Windows Autopilot | How It Works How to Set It Up
Windows Autopilot works by using unique hardware IDs that get assigned to your organization -When a device with a hardware ID that you own connects to the internet and the Autopilot service during setup, it applies a set of policies that you’ll configure using an Autopilot deployment profile that I’ll show in a minute
- Windows deployment with the next generation of Windows Autopilot . . .
Autopilot team: Continue using your current Autopilot registration flow – this new profile is not a replacement for Autopilot and is totally optional Future capabilities will be developed to allow devices to be associated with a tenant, also called ‘tenant binding’ which will equate to today’s device registration process
- Updates to the Windows Autopilot sign-in and deployment experience
To redeploy a previously provisioned device through Windows Autopilot (in self-deploying mode or pre-provisioning mode), first delete the device record from the All Devices blade in Microsoft Endpoint Manager Be sure to not delete it from the Autopilot devices blade as that deregisters the device
- Announcing new Windows Autopilot onboarding experience for government . . .
The new Autopilot profile is a re-architecture of the current Autopilot profile so while the experience to OEMs, IT admins and users may look the same, the underlying architecture is very different The updated architecture in the new Autopilot profiles gives the admin new capabilities that improve the deployment experience
- Support tip: Upcoming changes for deploying Windows Autopilot for . . .
Autopilot for existing devices is a convenient way to upgrade or migrate your devices to Windows 11 and deploy them with Autopilot, but it also comes with some security considerations Today, any device that enrolls through Autopilot for existing devices with a valid JSON file is marked as corporate by default and allowed to enroll in Intune
- Co-management settings: Windows Autopilot with co-management . . .
Windows Autopilot is a Microsoft cloud service that provides your organization's IT a completely hands-free, zero-touch experience for deploying new devices Devices can be shipped directly from the hardware vendor to your employees without the need to manually setup new devices or reimage the device before delivering it to users
- Optimize Windows Autopilot bandwidth use with Connected Cache - Windows . . .
Autopilot streamlines the deployment and configuration of new devices, and Connected Cache ensures that updates and software installations are delivered efficiently We’ve heard from IT admins that they have cut their device provisioning time and saved significant internet bandwidth using Connected Cache with Autopilot for device provisioning
- Skilling snack: Windows Autopilot device preparation
Compare Windows Autopilot device preparation and Windows Autopilot Explore the differences between Autopilot device preparation and Autopilot, when to use one over the other, and how to use them concurrently (3 mins) Autopilot device preparation + Windows Autopilot : READ Windows deployment with the next generation of Windows Autopilot
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