From one long bearded IT guy to another your videos are always a huge help navigating Microsoft products! Thank you for the time and effort you put it!
Hello, i thing you should have put Default file format : Office Open XML Format because otherwise office will save documents in .odt/.ods/etc formats! EDIT : I dont have Copy Library ID Button there, just a row above and below it :(, and if i google how to find it, result gives me something in format xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxx, not as near close as what you copied, can you help again?
@23:11 - you did the reset April 20, 2024 at 2:04pm it finishes factory reset and finish setup with Intune at 06:45 (army time) on 20th of April 2024 then it fully setup at 15:26 (army time) or 3:26pm on 20th of April 2024. - what this a double take, or time just messed up.
Since Yesterday I got this channel, I watched 11 videos its really straight to point , English is very understandable for those non-native speaker. Thank you so much Jonathan.
Followed your guide step by step but during the device being built, the device preparation screen is not displaying and apps are not installing. Have you got any hints/tips?
Another great video! You explain everything in ways that make sense to me. My one hangup with Autopilot is when the laptop is setting itself up, I wish it would stay on the getting things ready screen until everything is installed. Even though I tell a person they need to be patient and wait for 1/2 hour before using it, they never listen.
Thank you, Jonathan. I honestly appreciate your dedication sharing these amazing videos. By the way have you done any videos with Windows Autopilot Hybrid environment. Thnaks again :)
In case this helps anyone else (19:46). You can retrieve the Sharepoint Library ID as a Sharepoint Admin, the Copy Library ID doesn't appear to a Standard user.
Hello Jonathan, is there way to prevent or block screen lock on MDM machine, i am looking to block auto screen lock on some critical machine, by default it locking screen after 15 min.
Can you talk more about group tag in intune? I want to know how to configure that so it can just assign what's needed for specific applications or policies.
Thanks for the video. I want to create a single security group that includes devices running Windows 11, Windows 10, and on-premises hybrid devices. I've attempted to use expressions within a single dynamic security group to achieve this, but it's not working as expected. Only Windows 11 worked. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
Another great video. You're practically the only person who deals with M365 admin for small business users. I've been caught so many times trying to follow advice for M365 Enterprise admin for them to not be appropriate on M365 Business licences. It's so good to have a resource dedicated to the little guys. Autopilot will possibly sort out about 40% of my installation chores. Can it help with the remaining chores which are mostly about deleting bloat? Can AutoPilot help me with... * Removing McAfee and other 3rd party bloatware. * Removing Microsoft bloatware (games, etc) * Setting Up Edge 'New Tab' without all the MSN garbage and setting the default Search Engine to Google * Configuring the Start menu, Taskbar and making sure file suffixes are switched on in File Explorer. * Help with installing manufacturer's specific updates (BIOS, device drivers, etc) * What's it like with Macs? I think some of these q's are more Intune q's and if so, a tutorial on Intune 'cleanup' would be amazing.
I will be adding more videos on Intune stuff. At first glance, I think yes. Will you be using Autopilot for brand new devices direct from manufacturer or rebuilding existing devices?
@@bearded365guy A bit of both really. We usually get laptops sent from the manufacturer but also do the odd special request for specific use cases. In some really horrible cases, we buy consumer laptops and have to upgrade to Windows Pro over the top of Windows Home.
first, i want to thank you for this video. i have a question regarding policy. can you provide the link of that common policy you create for your clients I want to know more about POLICY like you did in SHAREPOINT that you sample in the video
1)kindly let me know what advantages autopilot for existing Windows 10 laptops 2) which scenarios will be used. how to configure autopilot for existing laptops (sccm task sequence is mandatory) and what is the user experience (existing user data will be lost, existing application will be lost, ESP page will run like device preparation, device setup, account setup for existing machine autopilot) 3)possible to upgrade from windows 10 to windows 11 during autopilot for existing laptops, 4)auto pilot for existing devices will be connected Azure and hybrid Azure AD what is the advantages both scenarios already existing devices will be in Hybrid Azure AD
Great video as usual. I've been stymied by Autopilot for over a year. One thing I did not catch: You did a manual install of one machine. Can I preset this entire configuration up in advance and then use it by assigning the machine ID when I get a new one? I assume so.
@1:35 - please show how this can auto configure apps??? I still do it the old fashion way. even if I use autopilot, I am the one to setup the laptop for the users. The only slowdown is that the users have to login and MFA, because we don't keep/know their password.
Hello Jonathan, this is a very helpful video. At the stage where you validated the rules (added the devices-6:05), shouldn't the devices be brand new. I see the devices you added are already on azure. Or was it done to just verify that those devices actually use windows 11?
This video is awesome super simplified for us IT guys thank you so much. Question I have is when you setup the Dynamic Group to add anything Win 11. Does this affect remaining devices already added to In Tune? Just want to ensure it doesn't add laptops previously setup to wipe and redeploy again, Silly question I know but just wanted to check.
Bravo John, you went the distance on this one, a lot of ground was covered. Particularly the Sharepoint automount! I just got off a month long investigation with Intune and OneDrive support for these automounts not appearing and it turned out to be the machine wide install of Onedrive needed to be installed so I set up an Intune package similar to what you covered here but a Win32 based on a blog post I found that was very specific. Also there is a registry setting to eliminate the eight hour delay with automount that can be pushed out as a Platform script. Spectacular video John, I look forward to the course videos. You must be protected at all costs.
Great video, thanks for this. A question: how could I practice this? What do I need to be able to test this? I'd like to play with this, testing ideas, setups and whatnot. Cheers
@17:40 - Intune does not provide a list of popular apps to add ??? - do we have to come back into this config to re-upload the new version when it's available ?
Really glad to have discovered your channel recently, learning a lot. This is off-topic but can you create a video on configuring a Device Tunnel to P2S Azure VPN?
This was great. Couple of points. You had to be joking when you said you don’t need IT. How do you get the hardware hash on a Dell drop-shipped computer? How do you join a computer to an on-premises Active Directory? How do you remove bloatware from a Dell drop-shipped computer?
Yes, I was joking 🙃 You can contact the hardware manufacturer or your hardware supplier and they’ll send you the hashes. Devices need to be hybrid or Entra ID joined for Autopilot. You can run a script to remove bloatware and run via Intune. I might make a video on this… or you can do a quick Google search and there are plenty out there.
@18:29 - Love this video :) I did not know about the SharePoint & OneDrive stuff. how did you not see the device setup screen after the factory reset ????, how did you bypass it? that screen is a pain, it sometimes takes ~2hrs: - device setup - user setup - i forgot the other one.
Great video as always. It makes sense to set the end user as a Standard User, but wouldn't I also need/want to have a local administrator account? Is there a way to deploy using Autopilot, set the Primary assigned user to the person you are assigning the laptop to, but also auto create a local Admin account?
are there backend setting to automatically connect with intune aswell once user signs in? from my research it should install company portal and enroll into intune
Great video and super helpful. We rolled out a couple hundred laptops about a year ago before knowing about autopilot. is there a way to capture the hardware hash without going to each device and running PS?
Awesome video! Cleanest setup video ive seen yet. does autopilot reset, reset the enrolled GUID? In the past, that was an issue when changing the enrollment user.
I truly appreciate your kindness and continuous dedication sharing these amazing videos, Jonathan. I can simply watch your videos anytime and learn useful stuffs! ❤
You also need to be full Azure and not hybrid like we are. If you're hybrid as we are, you can only to part of the autopilot setup at home, the rest you have to go back into the office to do. So at home, its still just quicker to use djoin and do it from a USB stick.
so following this, intune started to deploy office again to all my registered PCs that already had office already installed on it. I was hoping that this would only apply during computer setup/initial enrollment.
Hi Jonathan, another great video, thank you! Our environment is a hybrid AD joined configuration. I see from Microsoft's own recommendation to not configure hybrid joined as part of Autopilot. I'm assuming this is because for remote workers, you're unlikely to have access to the on-prem DC at the time of the Autopilot process running. So if we forego doing hybrid join as part of Autopilot, can hybrid join be performed easily after Autopilot?
Great video. You have saves me from three days mental breakdown.. Thank you very much.. Do you have any other video on Linux or Mac os enrollment.. Thank you very much.
Great video as always, best explained demo with real life experience for Autopilot. One question I have is when you setup deployment profile you set users correctly to be standard users, but is there a away you can set a particular user to be in the local admin user group of the device?
Users only become Administrators through their membership of the local Administrators group so by selecting 'Administrator' that user would by default be added (this is the same even for the local 'Administrator' account). You would then have to carefully target the deployment profile.
Great video. Just at this stage of setting up InTune. Maybe do an advance version of how to use compliance and configuration for stuff like bit locker and OneDrive, etc. With WFH, there is a need to push out only the devices you want and users log into only those devices. Nothing else and/or web.
@bearded365guy If I currently have a client, and need some help setting these policy's up is this something you can assist with ? Obviously happy to pay for the time ?
@@TateSpirit No, but windows can be deployed over a network PXE-boot. It's a faff to setup but the machine basically boots to the network, a windows image is then deployed, on reboot you have a Windows login prompt. Google 'windows pxe'
@@TateSpirit autopilot isn’t a OS image deployment tool, more of a configuration tool. You’ll need the base image of Windows installed first i.e. can get to the OOBE screen. Autopilot takes over from there. We use a PXE boot image to get Windows across to the device but a USB ISO image is just has good.
Wow, your content is truly exceptional! The level of detail and the spot-on case scenarios you provide leave me speechless. I genuinely admire it. If you ever consider a career as a college professor, count me in as your first student! This is just next-level stuff. Wow, just wow.
That's basically what IT admins _used_ to do. With this, it's a 'set-and-forget' system, just ship out the new laptop and the computer auto configures itself. I used to deploy images via a network PXE-boot but I actually do prefer this method because all the user has to do is turn it on and login, no faffing around with BIOS.
@@davidadams421 thanks , but it is not "ready". the process begins when the user is logged... so..there is 1hour or 2 two until laptop is fully ready to work and that is not "acceptable". thats what im looking for a generic user to log, install all, and send the laptop this time fully configured
@@hoskyseriousinvestor I see your point, open up the lid ... and you're productive. Imaging and then deploying those images is likely you're best bet, then. Instead of 'a guy' installing everything needed on each machine, 'the guy' does it once, creates an image of that machine and then 'the system' deploys that image. I used to do this via a network PXE-boot back in the day. If you google 'windows imaging and deployment' you'll find the right docs.
@@hoskyseriousinvestorwe've currently looked into the same but the only option is to have a 3rd party do that step for you. Whether it's they log in with that user or deploy an image with a base set of apps installed. Anything other than autopilot is either going to come at a time or cost.
MR Bearded Edwards another clear as honey INTUNE video and you seem to excel more after every video you publish. I think, you as a business and technical man, you could produce complete training Video courses (Such as INTUNE, Sharepoint, M365..etc) that will be best for learners to understand, as you could include alot of your busines cases to show how these technologies work in business. I for one would really like some intermediate and advanced course to learn from. Best wishes
From one long bearded IT guy to another your videos are always a huge help navigating Microsoft products! Thank you for the time and effort you put it!
Thanks James.
Hello,
i thing you should have put Default file format : Office Open XML Format because otherwise office will save documents in .odt/.ods/etc formats!
EDIT : I dont have Copy Library ID Button there, just a row above and below it :(, and if i google how to find it, result gives me something in format xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxx, not as near close as what you copied, can you help again?
That was beautifully presented. Watching the video three times
@23:11 - you did the reset April 20, 2024 at 2:04pm
it finishes factory reset and finish setup with Intune at 06:45 (army time) on 20th of April 2024
then it fully setup at 15:26 (army time) or 3:26pm on 20th of April 2024.
- what this a double take, or time just messed up.
Time messed up. I hadn’t noticed but must of been the time zone settings
Great video! All that body movement it's really annoying but really good teaching skills, thanks!😁
Next time, I’ll be really still.
Since Yesterday I got this channel, I watched 11 videos its really straight to point , English is very understandable for those non-native speaker. Thank you so much Jonathan.
Followed your guide step by step but during the device being built, the device preparation screen is not displaying and apps are not installing. Have you got any hints/tips?
@@JamieRichards-z8n Difficult to support over comments. Have you got the hardware hash’s in Intune?
Another great video! You explain everything in ways that make sense to me. My one hangup with Autopilot is when the laptop is setting itself up, I wish it would stay on the getting things ready screen until everything is installed. Even though I tell a person they need to be patient and wait for 1/2 hour before using it, they never listen.
Users…. Wouldn’t life be great without them? 😂
@@bearded365guyspoken like a true geek. Thanks for he video and clear explanation 😂
Have you seen the 'Block device use until all apps and profiles are installed' settings Devices > Enrollment > Enrollment Status Page? Cheers
@@TechFromYorkshire I have not, but I'll give it a try. Thanks for the tip!
Yeah... this is a belter 👍 I've looked into Autopilot previously and found nothing as clear and well explained as this.
Thanks Adam, go and get it setup in your tenant!
@@bearded365guy Did exactly that this morning... worked like a charm. Much appreciated 👍
Thank you, Jonathan. I honestly appreciate your dedication sharing these amazing videos. By the way have you done any videos with Windows Autopilot Hybrid environment. Thnaks again :)
I haven’t…. Yet.
to auto login to SharePoint. you use a PowerShell command. what is that command?
I didn’t use a command for that?
Nicely done video! Need to ask you if there is a way to get the hardware hash when there is no OS installed. Thank you
I don’t think so, unless it’s direct from device manufacturer (Dell etc).
In case this helps anyone else (19:46). You can retrieve the Sharepoint Library ID as a Sharepoint Admin, the Copy Library ID doesn't appear to a Standard user.
Hello Jonathan, is there way to prevent or block screen lock on MDM machine, i am looking to block auto screen lock on some critical machine, by default it locking screen after 15 min.
Can you talk more about group tag in intune? I want to know how to configure that so it can just assign what's needed for specific applications or policies.
Thanks for the video.
I want to create a single security group that includes devices running Windows 11, Windows 10, and on-premises hybrid devices. I've attempted to use expressions within a single dynamic security group to achieve this, but it's not working as expected. Only Windows 11 worked.
Do you have any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
can i run autopilot reset without removing ond drive mount and sharepoint map?
@@xkorbekx It will set back up after reset
Another great video. You're practically the only person who deals with M365 admin for small business users. I've been caught so many times trying to follow advice for M365 Enterprise admin for them to not be appropriate on M365 Business licences. It's so good to have a resource dedicated to the little guys.
Autopilot will possibly sort out about 40% of my installation chores. Can it help with the remaining chores which are mostly about deleting bloat?
Can AutoPilot help me with...
* Removing McAfee and other 3rd party bloatware.
* Removing Microsoft bloatware (games, etc)
* Setting Up Edge 'New Tab' without all the MSN garbage and setting the default Search Engine to Google
* Configuring the Start menu, Taskbar and making sure file suffixes are switched on in File Explorer.
* Help with installing manufacturer's specific updates (BIOS, device drivers, etc)
* What's it like with Macs?
I think some of these q's are more Intune q's and if so, a tutorial on Intune 'cleanup' would be amazing.
I will be adding more videos on Intune stuff.
At first glance, I think yes.
Will you be using Autopilot for brand new devices direct from manufacturer or rebuilding existing devices?
@@bearded365guy A bit of both really. We usually get laptops sent from the manufacturer but also do the odd special request for specific use cases. In some really horrible cases, we buy consumer laptops and have to upgrade to Windows Pro over the top of Windows Home.
@@daelra Urgh, I've had so many problems doing this. I feel your pain.
@@daelra I've demanded that my clients only buy Windows Pro machines
first, i want to thank you for this video. i have a question regarding policy. can you provide the link of that common policy you create for your clients I want to know more about POLICY like you did in SHAREPOINT that you sample in the video
1)kindly let me know what advantages autopilot for existing Windows 10 laptops
2) which scenarios will be used. how to configure autopilot for existing laptops (sccm task sequence is mandatory) and what is the user experience (existing user data will be lost, existing application will be lost, ESP page will run like device preparation, device setup, account setup for existing machine autopilot)
3)possible to upgrade from windows 10 to windows 11 during autopilot for existing laptops,
4)auto pilot for existing devices will be connected Azure and hybrid Azure AD what is the advantages both scenarios already existing devices will be in Hybrid Azure AD
Great video as usual. I've been stymied by Autopilot for over a year. One thing I did not catch: You did a manual install of one machine. Can I preset this entire configuration up in advance and then use it by assigning the machine ID when I get a new one? I assume so.
Yes, you can!
@1:35 - please show how this can auto configure apps???
I still do it the old fashion way.
even if I use autopilot, I am the one to setup the laptop for the users. The only slowdown is that the users have to login and MFA, because we don't keep/know their password.
Will the Apps configured with this policy be pushed out to existing machines, or will they only install during the first boot (OOBE)?
Hello Jonathan, this is a very helpful video. At the stage where you validated the rules (added the devices-6:05), shouldn't the devices be brand new. I see the devices you added are already on azure. Or was it done to just verify that those devices actually use windows 11?
What a convoluted way to pre-configure a device. Leave it to Microsoft! Well, you certainly did an excellent job of detangling the basics. 🐐😎🎉
This video is awesome super simplified for us IT guys thank you so much. Question I have is when you setup the Dynamic Group to add anything Win 11. Does this affect remaining devices already added to In Tune? Just want to ensure it doesn't add laptops previously setup to wipe and redeploy again, Silly question I know but just wanted to check.
Yes it would add all devices into the dynamic group.
Bravo John, you went the distance on this one, a lot of ground was covered. Particularly the Sharepoint automount! I just got off a month long investigation with Intune and OneDrive support for these automounts not appearing and it turned out to be the machine wide install of Onedrive needed to be installed so I set up an Intune package similar to what you covered here but a Win32 based on a blog post I found that was very specific. Also there is a registry setting to eliminate the eight hour delay with automount that can be pushed out as a Platform script. Spectacular video John, I look forward to the course videos. You must be protected at all costs.
Thank you. Yes, the SharePoint/OneDrive is a bit ‘fiddly’!
Great video, thanks for this. A question: how could I practice this? What do I need to be able to test this? I'd like to play with this, testing ideas, setups and whatnot. Cheers
As I’ve done…. A tenant with a business premium license and then build a virtual Windows 11 PC on your PC.
If you add programs to the profile after it’s been deployed to a computer, will they get installed?
@17:40 - Intune does not provide a list of popular apps to add ???
- do we have to come back into this config to re-upload the new version when it's available ?
Really glad to have discovered your channel recently, learning a lot. This is off-topic but can you create a video on configuring a Device Tunnel to P2S Azure VPN?
Maybe one day….
This was great. Couple of points.
You had to be joking when you said you don’t need IT.
How do you get the hardware hash on a Dell drop-shipped computer?
How do you join a computer to an on-premises Active Directory?
How do you remove bloatware from a Dell drop-shipped computer?
Yes, I was joking 🙃
You can contact the hardware manufacturer or your hardware supplier and they’ll send you the hashes.
Devices need to be hybrid or Entra ID joined for Autopilot.
You can run a script to remove bloatware and run via Intune. I might make a video on this… or you can do a quick Google search and there are plenty out there.
It's a great presentation. I saved it and I will look when I need. Thank you again.
Extraordinario, te ganaste un subscriptor. Extraordinary, you have just won a new subscriber. .
Thanks!
@18:29 - Love this video :)
I did not know about the SharePoint & OneDrive stuff.
how did you not see the device setup screen after the factory reset ????, how did you bypass it?
that screen is a pain, it sometimes takes ~2hrs:
- device setup
- user setup
- i forgot the other one.
I cut that bit out to speed the video up a bit 😀
Great explanation. Thanks for your time :)
Great video as always. It makes sense to set the end user as a Standard User, but wouldn't I also need/want to have a local administrator account? Is there a way to deploy using Autopilot, set the Primary assigned user to the person you are assigning the laptop to, but also auto create a local Admin account?
We like LAPs for this. Video to follow…
are there backend setting to automatically connect with intune aswell once user signs in? from my research it should install company portal and enroll into intune
@23:24 - we wanted to see the auto pilot device enrollment stage, just before it asks you to sign-in?
Great video and super helpful. We rolled out a couple hundred laptops about a year ago before knowing about autopilot. is there a way to capture the hardware hash without going to each device and running PS?
Do you have any kind of management software or RMM?
Awesome video! Cleanest setup video ive seen yet. does autopilot reset, reset the enrolled GUID? In the past, that was an issue when changing the enrollment user.
The GUID will stay the same.
Really great video would be good if you could show me a video on customisation
I truly appreciate your kindness and continuous dedication sharing these amazing videos, Jonathan.
I can simply watch your videos anytime and learn useful stuffs! ❤
Sonny!!
the sharePoint and oneDrive stuff is for users, so why did you add it to devices under Assignments?
great video!! directly to the point! thanks for sharing this
You also need to be full Azure and not hybrid like we are. If you're hybrid as we are, you can only to part of the autopilot setup at home, the rest you have to go back into the office to do. So at home, its still just quicker to use djoin and do it from a USB stick.
Awesome video like always. Are you going to have a video on Microsoft private access profile soon?
Hopefully
So solid content, you gain my subscribe :)
Apps config needed:
- OneDrive = auto sign-in, enable backup, etc...
- Outlook = auto sign-in, enable new & reply email signature, disable reading pane, remove mention & ...
- Teams = auto sign-in
- Edge = auto sign-in & sync everything
Good job 👍
so following this, intune started to deploy office again to all my registered PCs that already had office already installed on it. I was hoping that this would only apply during computer setup/initial enrollment.
@@whoanelly- How did you setup the groups? If you did all Win10 and all Win11, then it would do.
Hi Jonathan, another great video, thank you! Our environment is a hybrid AD joined configuration. I see from Microsoft's own recommendation to not configure hybrid joined as part of Autopilot. I'm assuming this is because for remote workers, you're unlikely to have access to the on-prem DC at the time of the Autopilot process running. So if we forego doing hybrid join as part of Autopilot, can hybrid join be performed easily after Autopilot?
Great video. You have saves me from three days mental breakdown.. Thank you very much.. Do you have any other video on Linux or Mac os enrollment.. Thank you very much.
Great video as always, best explained demo with real life experience for Autopilot. One question I have is when you setup deployment profile you set users correctly to be standard users, but is there a away you can set a particular user to be in the local admin user group of the device?
Users only become Administrators through their membership of the local Administrators group so by selecting 'Administrator' that user would by default be added (this is the same even for the local 'Administrator' account). You would then have to carefully target the deployment profile.
We’re big fans of LAPS. Video to follow in a couple of weeks
Great video. Just at this stage of setting up InTune. Maybe do an advance version of how to use compliance and configuration for stuff like bit locker and OneDrive, etc. With WFH, there is a need to push out only the devices you want and users log into only those devices. Nothing else and/or web.
Thank You So Much Sir, Jonathan. It's very helpful in mid of my Job Hunt as System administrator.
loving it, just found you.
As a huge fan of your videos, every video you produce is right on target!!!
Thanks mate
Superb video, thank you for sharing this informative lesson. 👍👏
Great! i've got to work on it this week; thks
Can you talk about adjusting conditional access for autopilot devices and steps to take before sending a device for repair?
Oh brother, this is exactly what I needed today! Automation is King!
Another great film, especially with your sharp editing, head movements, and the onliner: 'without further ado'. Keep on the good work!
Thank you for this
Hey, Just found your channel, Just wondering if you assistance for other small I.T companies? Cheers
Stay tuned - later this year, I’ll be building some coaching/courses out.
@bearded365guy If I currently have a client, and need some help setting these policy's up is this something you can assist with ? Obviously happy to pay for the time ?
@@remstar123321 Yes, sure
I mean, I am hooked to your videos, explained like a pro, great videos Jonathan, create a udemy course, I will be the first one to buy.
Watch this space! Courses coming in summer
@@bearded365guy Was just thinking, what if the end point is bare metal? No pre-installed OS, will Autopilot work?
@@TateSpirit No, but windows can be deployed over a network PXE-boot. It's a faff to setup but the machine basically boots to the network, a windows image is then deployed, on reboot you have a Windows login prompt. Google 'windows pxe'
@@TateSpirit autopilot isn’t a OS image deployment tool, more of a configuration tool. You’ll need the base image of Windows installed first i.e. can get to the OOBE screen. Autopilot takes over from there. We use a PXE boot image to get Windows across to the device but a USB ISO image is just has good.
I have got to watch this later I am excited, your teaching style is unique and easy followed. Your team is very lucky to work with you.
Nice training video, thank you so much!
Bravo good sir!
and subscribed
Thank you
Thanks
Wow, your content is truly exceptional! The level of detail and the spot-on case scenarios you provide leave me speechless. I genuinely admire it. If you ever consider a career as a college professor, count me in as your first student! This is just next-level stuff. Wow, just wow.
Thank you!
Great stuff mates, I will revisit this again
is there a way to have jnstalled everything before to send the lapto to the user? or a generic user to leave installing the apps in background?
Yes, you could do that.
That's basically what IT admins _used_ to do. With this, it's a 'set-and-forget' system, just ship out the new laptop and the computer auto configures itself. I used to deploy images via a network PXE-boot but I actually do prefer this method because all the user has to do is turn it on and login, no faffing around with BIOS.
@@davidadams421 thanks , but it is not "ready". the process begins when the user is logged... so..there is 1hour or 2 two until laptop is fully ready to work and that is not "acceptable". thats what im looking for a generic user to log, install all, and send the laptop this time fully configured
@@hoskyseriousinvestor I see your point, open up the lid ... and you're productive. Imaging and then deploying those images is likely you're best bet, then. Instead of 'a guy' installing everything needed on each machine, 'the guy' does it once, creates an image of that machine and then 'the system' deploys that image. I used to do this via a network PXE-boot back in the day. If you google 'windows imaging and deployment' you'll find the right docs.
@@hoskyseriousinvestorwe've currently looked into the same but the only option is to have a 3rd party do that step for you. Whether it's they log in with that user or deploy an image with a base set of apps installed. Anything other than autopilot is either going to come at a time or cost.
I am a huge fan of your videos, every video you produce is right on target.
You're truly a master! What a seamless wonderful Autopilot journey it was. Brilliant!
Thank you 🙏
Fantastic! Thank you.
MR Bearded Edwards another clear as honey INTUNE video and you seem to excel more after every video you publish.
I think, you as a business and technical man, you could produce complete training Video courses (Such as INTUNE, Sharepoint, M365..etc) that will be best for learners to understand, as you could include alot of your busines cases to show how these technologies work in business.
I for one would really like some intermediate and advanced course to learn from. Best wishes
Watch this space! Thanks for the comment.
@@bearded365guy Ha! I was totally expecting you to just send a link to your training offers!
that was actually very useful! Thanks!
great learning video
Brilliant, thank you
Excellent overview.
Great video as always!!!
Nice!!