Overview of Windows Autopilot device preparation - Microsoft Learn
Offers near real-time deployment status, making it easier to track progress and troubleshoot.
Devices are shipped directly from the OEM to the end user. Winoffact 2.0 – Windows
This guide outlines how to leverage this modern approach to get devices ready for productive use faster, with less infrastructure.
This new approach replaces the traditional hardware hash-based registration with a, more flexible, user-driven, app-centric model. Overview of Windows Autopilot device preparation - Microsoft
Requires Windows 10/11 Enterprise or Education licenses. Endpoint Manager: Microsoft Intune must be utilized.
Classic Autopilot relies on hardware IDs, whereas this version uses user-driven, cloud-native orchestration. Classic Autopilot relies on hardware IDs, whereas this
The new device preparation currently supports only user-driven mode, while classic Autopilot supports self-deploying and pre-provisioning. If you'd like, I can provide more details on: Step-by-step screenshots of the Intune setup. Troubleshooting common errors in the new flow.