How to Setup Windows Autopilot in Microsoft Intune

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!

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.

Yeah... this is a belter 👍 I've looked into Autopilot previously and found nothing as clear and well explained as this.

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.

Another great film, especially with your sharp editing, head movements, and the onliner: 'without further ado'. Keep on the good work!

What a convoluted way to pre-configure a device. Leave it to Microsoft! Well, you certainly did an excellent job of detangling the basics. 🐐😎🎉

great video!! directly to the point! thanks for sharing this

I am a huge fan of your videos, every video you produce is right on target.

Thank You So Much Sir, Jonathan. It's very helpful in mid of my Job Hunt as System administrator.

Great video as always!!!

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.

As 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!

that was actually very useful! Thanks!

I truly appreciate your kindness and continuous dedication sharing these amazing videos, Jonathan. I can simply watch your videos anytime and learn useful stuffs! ❤

Nice training video, thank you so much!

Thank you for this

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.

loving it, just found you.

Brilliant, thank you