Exciting new things have come to Windows Autopilot. If you’re not already familiar with this technology, Autopilot describes a group of technologies used to preconfigure new devices for productive use. To further simplify this process, Windows Autopilot device preparation became generally available in June.
Time to learn: 112 minutes
READOverview of Windows Autopilot device preparation Start here for a quick overview of what to expect from the Autopilot device preparation experience. Autopilot device preparation + Intune + Windows 11 |
READCompare Windows Autopilot device preparation and Windows Autopilot Explore the differences between Autopilot device preparation and Autopilot, when to use one over the other, and how to use them concurrently. Autopilot device preparation + Windows Autopilot |
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READWindows deployment with the next generation of Windows Autopilot Read the original announcement of device preparation and what to expect from the next generation of Autopilot Autopilot device preparation + Intune |
READOverview of Windows Autopilot device preparation New to Autopilot device preparation? This article will give you a foundation to start your learning journey. Autopilot device preparation + Windows 11 + Entra ID |
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READAutopilot device preparation FAQ Read up on the most common questions about Autopilot device preparation. Autopilot device preparation + Windows 11 + PowerShell + Entra ID |
READReady to try it out for yourself? In this seven-step tutorial, you’ll learn how to use Autopilot device preparation to configure an Entra ID joined device. Autopilot + Intune + Entra ID + Device groups + User groups |
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WATCHThis year’s Tech Community Live brought us a wealth of learning. Revisit this recorded “Ask Microsoft Anything” session for news and insights from the minds behind Autopilot. (58 mins) Autopilot + Device Preparation + Intune + Cloud + Deployment + Reporting |
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