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Disable post OOBE screens Windows AutoPilot
Goodmorning all, I'm building a new workplace concept with Windows AutoPilot. Everything is working fine, but I want to get rid of the post OOBE screens automatically and set the correct value fo...
Oke, looks good.. Can you find your autopilot device under Assigned Devices in the Autopilot profile? Did you try another (Internet)connection? Otherwise you have to check the evenvwr for the warnings.
You can find the log -> Microsoft-Windows-Provisioning-Diagnostics-Provider/AutoPilot
You can find the log -> Microsoft-Windows-Provisioning-Diagnostics-Provider/AutoPilot
Albert Neef I have the same on a direct internet connection. Device is assigned to the self-deploying profile. And no warnings or errors found in the eventvwr. And it's now called ModernDeployment-Diagnostics-Provider.
JeroenBurgerhout Hmm.. silly question: license? Are you using the Intune device license for this deployment? https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/intune/fundamentals/licenses#additional-information
This one is required if you are using self-deploy for kiosk mode.
Albert Neef
Intune device license is meant for the 'bulk enrollment user', not for the machine itself. You cannot apply an 'Intune Device License' to a Device. At least it was 6 months ago explained by a Microsoft support guy 😉HilbertHofsteengeHmm... I don't think so. Device license is especially for Kiosk or public devices. You cannot manage a device without an Azure AD user account with the standard EMS/Microsoft 365 subscription. They are user-based license. This means also that you can not use Autopilot... That is the reason why Microsoft has introduced device-based licenses.
A quote from Micheal Niehaus:
"If you are deploying kiosks or digital signs using Intune, there is an available Intune device-only subscription license that can be used. See the Intune licensing documentation for more around that."
https://oofhours.com/2019/10/01/inside-windows-autopilot-self-deploying-mode/
