Forum Discussion

Community Manager

Jul 14, 2017

Windows AutoPilot: An introduction

If you haven't checked it out yet, Windows AutoPilot enables you to set up and pre-configure new Windows 10 devices for your organization, right out of the box, without imaging, with no infrastructur...

Mike Jansen

Iron Contributor

Jul 21, 2017

Heather_Poulsen Hayden Smith

At this moment we image our devices "by hand". Intune in place and everything else working fine. The problem we face are the Major updates. Like Anniversary and Creators. We have to apply them by hand (admin) or create a new image. Using Autopilot and it new tools, users can update their devices themself? Meaning, like a normal update? Pushed from Intune?

Thanks, Mike

Michael Niehaus

Former Employee

Jul 21, 2017

Existing Windows 10 installations can be updated with the latest Windows 10 feature updates using Windows Update for Business; Windows Intune is used to configure the Windows Update for Business policies to specify when these feature updates should be installed (e.g. defer for six months, then install automatically). So yes, in this way the process works just like monthly cumulative updates.

Mike Jansen
Iron Contributor
Jul 24, 2017
Michael Niehaus PKlapwijk
As far as I am aware, this proces workt for Win 10 Pro but not for enterprise versions.
- PKlapwijk
  MVP
  Jul 24, 2017
  Windows Update for Business is a free service that is available for Windows Pro, Enterprise, Pro Education, and Education.