S01E02 - Setting up Windows Autopilot with Microsoft Intune - (I.T)

Steve and Adam discuss and configure Windows Autopilot in Microsoft Intune.
00:00 - Intro
01:41 - Overview of Windows Autopilot
11:01 - Enroll Windows devices in Intune by using Windows Autopilot
17:09 - Set the mobile device management authority
25:35 - Create an Autopilot deployment profile
40:11 - Create the JSON file
50:08 - Set up an Enrollment Status Page
56:38 - What is passwordless?
57:05 - Require multi-factor authentication for Intune device enrollments
58:16 - Enable Enterprise State Roaming in Azure Active Directory
1:06:51 - Integrate Windows Hello for Business with Microsoft Intune

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Steve Hosking - Microsoft MMD Team

Adam Gross - Microsoft MVP - Enterprise Mobility

Ben Reader - Microsoft MVP - Enterprise Mobility

[NenoDjukanovic]

I hope you will keep up with this training videos even if it is for only '2' people :) . At least for me these are the best ones I could find. These digressions you folks make (based on experience) are noteworthy. Thank you.

[cannysam]

Love the way you guys present. Steve and adam you guys are doing great job.

[chrissmith]

I know this content is a little dated. But it is gold still. The way you guys slow down and explain things is perfect! Subscribed!

[MuffDiver]

Excellent video and series so far! Thanks so much for taking the time to do this.

One thing I'd like to point out regarding the naming of computers. We rename our computers to include the 6 digit number that is printed on our Asset Tags which is applied to all our devices. Our devices are charged to, and thus "owned" by their departments. So asset management is important to us. This also makes it very easy to find the device in our RMM platform. Sometimes a shared computer will still be showing the last logged on user in the RMM, in which case it's easier to search by device name.

[Ginsayuri]

As a intune and SCCM administrator I'm really liking your video's guys. You really ask the right questions

[everydaykraft]

We are working to implement Intune at my job, and we are going to implement Autopilot as well, and these videos have been immensely helpful to understand the technology. Thank you! I can't wait until I can stop messing with creating golden reference images for every update!

[tommy]

Hey guys, I've watched your videos several times now and it's all starting to make sense to a newb I.T. guy. Whilst this was very intimidating at first, step by step and slowly digesting all the information I am starting to tame this inTune beast with your assistance. You both have a very personable approach to teaching and it isn't bland and hard to understand like a lot of other I.T. related vids out there so kudos for your great work, commitment and understanding!

Also I am an Aussie from Victoria so a bit a pride in my main inTune MVP Steve!

[alexmelbourne]

Great video. There is another way to copy json to a physical machine, just turn on and go to OOBE, then Ctrl+Shift+F3 to audit mode, copy the file and then go to OOBE

[bobert]

I get a lot of useful insights when they go off on tangents and discuss things. Nice

[lltagged]

1:07:28 "Only two people are going to watch this video..."
1 year & 50k views later. Well done, guys!

[jamesg]

I think you lost a lot of people at the Powershell part. It would have been good to show us the normal way of getting the JSON file using the one powershell command on the computer you are running on. It then kinda skips to creating the VM stuff which should have been a separate video maybe?

[zvhvhls]

I saw Steve said that there're only few people will watch this video. But you will never believe that here's a person in China, Shanghai who is looking at it very carefully. Because I'm going to deploy the Intune and Autopilot in our production infrastructure very soon. And I'm the administrator so I need to build up the roadmap and design the blueprint.

[itangeo]

My first comment in Youtube - thanks so much both walking through all the steps. I do like the way that I have my Intune portal (yes, now it is Endpoint Management portal), check and follow your steps one by one because you didn't run too fast - I have enough time to go through the settings and make sure everything is set correctly when you are doing live FAQ between Steve and Adam. Love it, A++++

[Abhi-phfz]

Thanks for the great video.


The JSON part, as prerequisite, got a bit complicated here for first-timers in intune. Kind of getting lost here. Can there be a clear clarity on the steps?

[danielsavage]

Really good video guys, and this answered a lot of questions that I've been trying to answer lately.
What I struggle with is the "Intune/ Azure AD doesn't have that, you don't need it, let's move on!"
It must be the Support Desk Analyst in me, very hard to tell end users how it's going to be!!

[TheBenyi]

Good videos ! Cheers from Dominican Republic

[tony]

Great video guys, look forward to working through the series!

[michaelvandensteen]

Just managed to deploy my first device using Autopilot thanks to this video. Thanks a lot. Didn't succeed to complete the iso to vhxd process so just added the device manually.

[Welshnel]

Hey Guys. Just want to say thank you for doing these video guides. We are starting to dip our toes into Azure, Intune and SharePoint so we can start moving away from onsite servers etc and I've been tasked with really diving into it all. Was a real struggle with so many different options and guides out there but your videos have made the learning process a lot easier. Keep up the good work and stay safe.

[alexmelbourne]

To say frankly, in the beginning, get lost in the JSON bit. Once understood its just copy the JSON file to All going smoothly.Thank you.