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Do you use Intune to manage your device estate? Are there features you need to go fully cloud-native? What would make day-to-day device management easier? Are you exploring or the Intune Suite to unify endpoint management and security solutions into one bundle? Are there capabilities you need from Enterprise App Management, Microsoft Cloud PKI, Advanced Analytics, or other Intune Suite solutions? Join us for an opportunity to share your feedback and requests with the product team and engineers building Microsoft Intune, the Intune Suite, and the Intune admin center.

 
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Updated May 13, 2025
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  • DanielDavila's avatar
    DanielDavila
    Brass Contributor
    Sep 26, 2024

    TWO QUESTIONS:

     

    • Get-AutopilotDiagnostics.ps1 doesn't work on Autopilot Device Prep because there's no ESP (registry tracking of app status) or Autopilot JSON. For techs without immediate console access, they'd have to resort to a variety of community scripts or bother the Intune admins. Will there be a unified "offline diagnostics" update that doesn't require console access for both Autopilot and Device Prep?

     

    • Is there a timeline for Autopilot Device Prep pre-prov, self-deploy, OOBE Automation, increased App deployment support, and Tenant assignment and related features that are still missing?
  • Ana_Maria_Kobori's avatar
    Ana_Maria_Kobori
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    Sep 25, 2024

    Is Intune (or everything related to applications to manage devices remotely) available for ARM Copilot+ PCs? Do we have some official guidelines related to using Intune to deploy ARM Copilot+ PCs? Are there any limitations? The questions come in the context that many companies are considering this purchase and we cannot find official guidelines in the Microsoft documentation. Thank you!

    • Jason_Sandys's avatar
      Jason_Sandys
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      Oct 01, 2024
      Windows on Arm (which is the "branding" for Arm64 devices) are fully supported as a managed client in Intune just like non-Arm64 Windows is. Anything that you may discover that doesn't support Windows on Arm in Intune should be considered a bug. The single exception to this statement is currently being addressed and will roll out soon.