Autopilot

Windows Autopilot is a cloud-based deployment technology from Microsoft that simplifies the setup and configuration of new Windows devices. It allows IT administrators to pre-configure devices, enabling a seamless out-of-the-box experience for end-users. With Autopilot, organizations can streamline their device provisioning process, ensuring that new devices are ready for use with minimal manual intervention.

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Autopilot

How to configure Microsoft Intune Enrollment Status Page

by Jesper Nielsen • 6 minutes to read

The Windows Enrollment Status Page is an integral feature for ensuring devices are configured correctly and securely during the Windows Enrollment process. Despite always recommending enabling and configuring the Windows Enrollment Status Page, I have experienced 9 out of 10 failures happening in the last phase of the Windows Enrollment, the User Account phase, which is why I always recommend disabling this phase.

In this post, I will delve into the specifics of enabling the Windows Enrollment Status Page (ESP) and how to configure the Windows Enrollment Status Page including how to disable the User Account phase.

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3 ways to optimize any Windows Autopilot scenario

by Jesper Nielsen • 9 minutes to read

I learned that every Windows Autopilot scenario has its own differences and has its own goals and solutions for the deployment scenario needed. However, most Windows Autopilot scenarios can be improved and enhanced by some small, yet very effective, optimizations.

In numerous Windows Autopilot scenarios, we have successfully optimized and achieved more reliable deployments with fewer errors, ensuring an optimal user experience.

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