MD-101 Windows Autopilot Deployment

Question 1

What is the primary purpose of Windows Autopilot in an enterprise environment?

Accepted Answer

To automate device provisioning and setup without IT intervention

Answer

Windows Autopilot automates the provisioning and setup of new Windows devices so users can be productive without IT needing to image the hardware.

Question 2

Which deployment mode allows a user to complete the Autopilot setup experience themselves, joining the device to Azure AD?

Accepted Answer

User-driven mode

Answer

User-driven mode lets the end user complete the Out-of-Box Experience (OOBE) and join the device to Azure AD with their credentials.

Question 3

Which Autopilot deployment mode is designed for kiosk or shared devices that require no user affinity?

Accepted Answer

Self-deploying mode

Answer

Self-deploying mode provisions a device with no user affinity, making it ideal for kiosks, digital signage, and shared devices.

Question 4

What tool is used to upload hardware hashes to Microsoft Intune for Autopilot registration?

Accepted Answer

Get-WindowsAutoPilotInfo PowerShell script

Answer

The Get-WindowsAutoPilotInfo PowerShell script collects the hardware hash from a device and can upload it directly to Intune.

Question 5

During Windows Autopilot Pre-provisioning (White Glove), at which stage does the technician complete their portion?

Accepted Answer

Before the device is shipped to the user, during the Technician Flow

Answer

In White Glove, the technician flow runs before the device reaches the user, applying device-targeted apps and policies so the user experience is fast.

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