Windows Autopilot enables organizations to easily provision new devices, taking them from the initial OEM factory configuration to a ready-for-productive-use state. But depending on the amount of so...
Updated Jul 08, 2019
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I'm having a hard time getting this to work on any PC I try it with, existing or old. I install Windows 1903 .iso from scratch, then run a script in the first stage of the OOBE and collect the hardware ID. After which I upload it to Intune > Enroll Devices > Windows Devices > Devices.
Then I'm stuck. Either I get a red screen directly after it finishes enrolling, or it gives me the green ok screen after one minute but where I still have to sign in and download all the applications (It has to download Office for instance,which obviously doesn't take a minute). Tried with ASUS, Lenovo computers with TPM 2.0. I'm using autopilot profile (user driven).
At this point I'm considering going back to imaging, because so far the experience has been anything but smooth.