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StuartK73
Iron Contributor
Dec 17, 2019

Enroll existing Azure AD Joined W10 Devices into Intune

Hi All

 

What is the best way to enroll existing  / live / already in use Azure AD Joined W10 devices into Intune?

 

I have tried deep linking and get a privileges error.

 

Info greatly appreciated

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  • Cafarelli's avatar
    Cafarelli
    Copper Contributor
    Old thread but maybe I can help others.
    If you have a connected user with Entra ID UPN on the device. You can try in System context this command :
    %windir%\system32\deviceenroller.exe /c /AutoEnrollMDM
    Use PSEXEC or a shedule task to do that.
  • MAJIDAM's avatar
    MAJIDAM
    Brass Contributor

    StuartK73HI Stuart did you work this out? I am having same issues as you trying to enrol devices in to Intune.  Advice appreaciated

  • julien_Gfi's avatar
    julien_Gfi
    Copper Contributor

    There is many way to enroll Windows 10 devices intune, the best simple way is use SCCM abd Comanagement when you already have PC enrolled in SCCM.

     

    In this blog (https://microscott.azurewebsites.net/2018/08/31/managing-windows-10-with-intune-the-many-ways-to-enrol/) you have all different ways to enroll the a Windows 10 computer in Intune

     

    Regards, 

    Julien

  • KrisDeb's avatar
    KrisDeb
    Iron Contributor
    The reality is there is no logical and painless way.
    • StuartK73's avatar
      StuartK73
      Iron Contributor

      Thijs Lecomte 

       

      This section, Work or School, is already connected to Azure AD when the devices were Azure AD Joined

      • Orion-Skol's avatar
        Orion-Skol
        Brass Contributor

        StuartK73 

        I am in same boat. I have over 5k computers, joinned with AAD. No on premise servers, all clouds, neither has SCCM. 

        Deep link will give user permission issue.  The only way I found that you visit each user desk, unjoined with AAD and rejoined, during rejoined it will give user local admin rights. Plus, you need to know local admin rights. 

         

        What a painful and totally unprofessional way to get in InTune.  Feel the Intune Pain...

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