Windows Autopilot device preparation: Modernizing zero-touch deployment

Autopilot v1 profiles are still running in production across plenty of tenants, quietly, without anyone checking whether they still match how Microsoft wants device provisioning handled today. This session starts simple: what Autopilot does, why it exists, and why the Enrollment Status Page doesn't behave the way it used to.

If you're setting up Autopilot for the first time, you'll walk away with a working model. If you're migrating an existing rollout across client tenants, you'll walk away knowing what breaks and what doesn't.

Attend one of the three Intune Unlocked sessions and walk away with a 50% off voucher toward a Microsoft certification exam.

• What Windows Autopilot does, and why it's foundational to zero-touch deployment
• What happens to your existing Autopilot v1 profiles under the new model
• Why the Enrollment Status Page behaves differently, and what to expect instead
• How device preparation differs from pre-provisioning, and which approach fits your rollout