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Windows Autopilot

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What is Windows Autopilot?

Windows Autopilot is Microsoft's cloud-driven process for configuring new or reset Windows devices using their registered hardware identity. This profile connects the concept to KBY's practical engineering guidance.

It combines OEM or administrator registration with Microsoft Entra join and Intune enrolment to apply an organisation's deployment profile during setup. Application readiness, network access, identity state and recovery planning determine whether the out-of-box process succeeds.

Primary purpose

Provision Windows devices into organisational management with minimal manual imaging.

Typical environments
Enterprise EndpointsMicrosoft Intune
Typical use cases
  • Zero-touch provisioning of Windows devices
  • Streamlining IT device setups
  • Self-service device resets
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