How to get the Hash ID for device which are already enrolled to intune.

[umangJain]

I'm trying to get the hash hardware hash ID for the device enrolled in Intune so that I can to add it in another tenant. 

[#2 · Accepted solution]

You can only add a hardware hash ID to one tenant at a time, so do you want to delete it from tenant A and register it to tenant B afterward?

[#3]

Hi @umangJain,

Manually register devices with Windows Autopilot | Microsoft Learn

The following methods are available to harvest a hardware hash from existing devices:

1. Using Microsoft Configuration Manager

2. Using Windows PowerShell

3. During OOBE by using the Diagnostics Page (Windows 11 only)

4. From the Desktop using Settings > Accounts

For a description of each method, select the link for the method.

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[#4]

Thanks for your response, I have already went through the Microsoft documentation before posting it here. options mentioned there doesn't work in my scenario, we don't have MECM & I need the hardware hash of 100's of devices so can't run PowerShell script on each one of them.

[#5]

Yes , we need to do the tenant migration of these device, so will be wipe the device and delete its hash ID from the tenant A and need to autopilot enrol in tenant B, in-order to do the autopilot i need the hardware hash.

[#6]

You could create a script using Get-WindowsAutopilot.ps1 to save it to a file on their OneDrive location (Or a Sharepoint site synced automatically) and pick up the IDs from there.

Alternatively, something like this, perhaps? https://smbtothecloud.com/upload-autopilot-hardware-hashes-to-azure-blob-storage/

[#7]

Any update?

[#8]

Yes I have create PowerShell script with create the hardware hash, Install the AZ storage module & store the hardware hash in the blob storage , it work fine on the Azure AD joined device but not on hybrid AD devices. We don't configuration manager there isn't much I can do on the hybrid AD devices.

[#9]

Could you try to run this as a Group Policy Computer log-on script?