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Autopilot profile is not assigned if a device already registered Azure AD
When import device information for Autopilot, if the devices already registered to Azure AD, the profile status in Windows Autopilot devices have not changed from ”Not Assigned”. After deleting t...
Spent a few hours on this one, boiling my noodle...
Trick is to: (with the device still in AutoPilot, not deleted)
Look in Windows Autopilot devices in MEM.
Search for the serial of your machine, select it.
When the side bar opens with all the info of the device, look at the Computer Name of the Associated Azure AD device.
Make a note of that..
Now you can delete the Serial in Windows Autopilot devices. Wait while that happens.
Go in to AzureAD - Devices. Search for the rouge Associated Azure AD device (from above)
Delete it. (You can delete it now the associated Windows Autopilot device has been deleted)
(If the delete button is not available then the associated Windows Autopilot devices still exists)
Now you can upload your device HWID back in to Windows Autopilot devices.
Wait for it to be associated, then do a build.
BA BA BA BA Bingo!!!
Hope it helps you guys.
Bish.
Trick is to: (with the device still in AutoPilot, not deleted)
Look in Windows Autopilot devices in MEM.
Search for the serial of your machine, select it.
When the side bar opens with all the info of the device, look at the Computer Name of the Associated Azure AD device.
Make a note of that..
Now you can delete the Serial in Windows Autopilot devices. Wait while that happens.
Go in to AzureAD - Devices. Search for the rouge Associated Azure AD device (from above)
Delete it. (You can delete it now the associated Windows Autopilot device has been deleted)
(If the delete button is not available then the associated Windows Autopilot devices still exists)
Now you can upload your device HWID back in to Windows Autopilot devices.
Wait for it to be associated, then do a build.
BA BA BA BA Bingo!!!
Hope it helps you guys.
Bish.
This is the way. None of the other recommendations worked but sure enough, did exactly as you described and bam, refreshed and it flipped from Not Assigned to Assigned. You da real MVP.
