In this blog (not technical this time…sorry), we’ll explore why Microsoft does NOT support Device Enrollment Manager (DEM) for Autopilot, the problems it causes, and the better alternatives to use
Deploying Windows devices using Autopilot can be challenging, especially when devices are shipped from a supplier in China to various global locations. These devices often boot up in the China
In this blog, we’ll explore why 0x80280009 (aka TPM_E_FAIL) is becoming a more common headache, particularly in virtual machines. We’ll look at what’s really going on inside the TPM when
This blog will be about me wrecking a Windows device during Autopilot Pre-Provisioning to see what is happening underneath. While doing so, I stumbled upon the funny /fake Foouser@ and
Enrolling devices into Windows Autopilot Device Preparation should be straightforward, but sometimes, unexpected issues require a deeper dive into the core DLLs. Recently, I encountered a problem that caused device
This blog will focus on the importance of the Enrollment Time Group (JustIntTimeConfiguration), which is currently only used with Autopilot Device Preparation. 1. Introduction The moment Autopilot Device Preparation was
In this blog, I’ll explain how we resolved an issue where saving the new Autopilot device preparation profile failed to save the device group. 1. Autopilot Device Preparation Introduction To
In this blog, I will explore the wonders of Autopilot Device Preparation (AP-DP), from the first step of signing in to the last step in the Autopilot Device Preparation flow.
In this blog, I’ll dive into a key difference between traditional Autopilot and Autopilot Device Preparation (APv2). I’ll explain why the hardware hash is no longer needed when enrolling your
Are you anxiously waiting for the Autopilot V2 Announcement? APv2 has just been officially announced and has a nice new shiny name: Autopilot Device Preparation. With Autopilot Device Preparation announced