Windows Autopilot is designed to change the way organizations deploy Windows devices. With the availability of Windows 10, version 1903, we have introduced additional capabilities to make that proces...
Updated May 21, 2019
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Hey, great post Michael Niehaus
We are currently migrating from one intune to another.
Today I discovered why we have problems with our testing. Our json file (AutopilotConfigurationFile.json) has the version value of "2049", and according to the documentation this is only working with 1809 while our devices are still on 1803.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/deployment/windows-autopilot/existing-devices
What we see is that a wipe from 1803 deletes the json file, while a wipe from 1809 keeps it. And this makes all the difference i'm afraid.
Dropping the json file in immediately after the wipe from 1803 does not give any better results.
I will go back tomorrow and test a json without any value in the version field (just in case) but I don't have high hopes for a solution.
Do anyone know of a way to keep the file from deleting itself during wipe from a 1803 device?
We are high strung these days as time has become a factor. Any suggestions is received with the greatest of appreciation.