AMA: Windows update and driver management

Thanks all for your participation in this AMA! Here are the questions our panelists answered during the session and associated timestamps: 

Question – How do we patch devices that are on all day everyday but can only be patched and restarted during the weekends?  And if it misses the update&restart during that weekend, to try again the next weekend.  Basically, not patch and restart during weekdays at all.  Is that even possible with WUfB/Autopatch?  - answered at 1:48. 

Question - What are your favorite feature areas within Autopatch? - answered at 3:08. 

Question – What types of controls do we maintain with Autopatch? - answered at 6:45.

Question – In Intune how can we pause a single Windows Update? At the moment it seems we can only pause ALL updates or NONE? - answered at 9:58.

Question – Will autopatch ever allow user scoping/assignment as opposed to devices? For some of our rings, especially the first groups.. there are hundreds of app owners associated to catch any issues. For now, we are just using the old wufb way of deploying and configuring update rings and assign to user groups based on roles.- answered at 11:58.

Question – What’s new with hotpatching? - answered at 12:51.

Question – Are there any additional cost for Hotpatch updates or is it included if they have Intune licenses? - answered at 14:18.

Question - Can you share more details about Autopatch licenses? - answered at 15:56.

Question - Is there a possibility to automatically enroll the new device in an update ring if you change the device for a user? - answered at 16:36.

Question – Any chance that hotpatch will support ARM64 with CHPE still enabled to avoid perf and app compat issues that may be introduced as a result of disabling CHPE? - answered at 17:59.

Question – Can we please move the installation of drivers in windows to a pre or post user phase (during boot up, or shutdown) to avoid issues driver installs cause while the user is in session such as audio and video interruptions - answered at 19:18.

Feedback – Currently, it's difficult to identify and differentiate between Out-of-Band (OOB) updates when using the Expedite installation of quality updates feature in Intune. To improve clarity and avoid confusion, is it possible to display the corresponding Knowledge Base (KB) numbers alongside each update in the dropdown menu? – answered at 20:33. 

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Question – What is the best case scenario and how should the setup be done for driver management? Best practices to share? Key issues you noticed with customers? – answered at 22:29. 

Question – One of our customers has read about checkpoint cumulative updates – can someone please explain what a checkpoint cumulative update does? - answered at 27:58.