AutoPilot

How to add Windows 10 devices to Windows Autopilot even faster

December 2, 2020Intune, Microsoft Endpoint ManagerNo comments

In July, 2018, I wrote this blog about how to setup Windows Autopilot and add existing devices the quickest way. After publishing this blog the Get-WindowsAutoPilotInfo script has been updated several times by the author Michael Niehaus. New functionalities have been added to the scripts. Therefore Windows 10 devices can be added to Windows Autopilot even faster then described in my old blog. Let’s see how you can add Windows 10 devices even faster to Windows Autopilot.

How to configure Windows AutoPilot with White Glove deployment

October 21, 2019Enterprise Mobility + Security, Intune14 comments

Some time ago I wrote a blog about “How to setup Windows AutoPilot and add existing devices the quickest way”. At that time, White Glove did not exist yet. And it’s great to know how to setup Windows AutoPilot and add existing devices the fastest way, but how to get endusers to work on a new device the fastest way?

Automatic add existing Windows 10 devices to Windows AutoPilot

November 19, 2018Enterprise Mobility + Security, Windows 108 comments

A few weeks ago I wrote a blog about “How to setup Windows AutoPilot and add existing devices the quickest way”. At that time I meant with “existing devices”, devices that were not yet in use but were already delivered to the company without being added to AutoPilot. What I didn’t cover in my blog were the Windows 10 devices that are already in use. A few days after I posted my blog, Microsoft added a new feature in Microsoft Intune to add existing Windows 10 devices that are already in use “Windows AutoPilot ready” in a very easy and quick way. For me a good reason to write another blog about AutoPilot to show you this great new feature.

How to integrate Citrix XenMobile with Azure AD for auto enrollment with AutoPilot or Azure AD Join

July 19, 2018Azure, Windows 10, XenMobile

In my previous blog I took you through the steps to configure Windows AutoPilot in combination with Microsoft Intune. In this blog, I want you to show that it is also possible to use Windows AutoPilot or Azure AD Join with other MDM/EMM solutions, like in this case, Citrix XenMobile. In this scenario, after the Windows 10 out-of-box-experience (OOBE) setup, the Windows 10 device is automatically enrolled with Citrix XenMobile, ready to receive all the assigned policies and applications.

How to setup Windows AutoPilot and add existing devices the quickest way

July 5, 2018Enterprise Mobility + Security, Intune, Windows 1027 comments

UPDATE (Dec, 2 2020) : There is now an even faster way of adding devices to Autopilot. Step 3 of this blog can be replaces with new steps described in this blog : How to add Windows 10 devices to Windows Autopilot even faster Windows 10 Modern Management is hot. More and more companies are looking for the possibilities to manage Windows 10 devices with their Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) product. This does not only mean that they want a single tool with which they can manage all type of devices (like iOS, Android and Windows), but also a new way of managing their Windows 10 devices. With this new way of management the end user and the administrator are more flexible. The location of the device has become irrelevant and a local domain join or a VPN connection to the company location to receive the latest updates, applications and policies are no longer needed.

Tag: AutoPilot

How to add Windows 10 devices to Windows Autopilot even faster

How to configure Windows AutoPilot with White Glove deployment

Automatic add existing Windows 10 devices to Windows AutoPilot

How to integrate Citrix XenMobile with Azure AD for auto enrollment with AutoPilot or Azure AD Join

How to setup Windows AutoPilot and add existing devices the quickest way

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