Windows Autopilot Deployment Flashcards

Which PowerShell cmdlet resets an Autopilot device so it can be re-provisioned from OOBE?

Answer: Invoke-AutopilotReset

Invoke-AutopilotReset triggers a remote Autopilot reset via Intune, returning the device to OOBE while retaining its Autopilot registration.

What happens to a device's Autopilot registration when it is deleted from Azure AD?

Answer: The device loses its Autopilot registration and must be re-registered

Deleting a device from Azure AD removes the associated Autopilot registration, requiring the hardware hash to be re-uploaded for future Autopilot provisioning.

In Windows Autopilot for Hybrid Azure AD Join, what additional infrastructure component is required?

Answer: Intune Connector for Active Directory installed on an on-premises server

The Intune Connector for Active Directory must be installed on an on-premises server to create computer objects in AD during Hybrid Azure AD Join Autopilot.

Which Intune report shows the Autopilot deployment status for individual devices including each ESP phase result?

Answer: Windows Autopilot deployments report

The Windows Autopilot deployments report in Intune shows per-device deployment status including each ESP phase outcome and error codes.

What is the maximum number of devices a standard user can join to Azure AD by default, relevant to Autopilot user-driven deployments?

Answer: 10

By default, Azure AD allows users to join up to 10 devices, though this limit can be changed in Azure AD settings.

Which setting in an Autopilot deployment profile controls whether users receive local administrator rights after OOBE?

Answer: Account type: Administrator or Standard User

The 'User account type' setting in the Autopilot deployment profile determines whether the provisioned user gets Administrator or Standard User rights.