Enrolling Devices with Microsoft Intune Flashcards

Which Windows Autopilot deployment mode allows IT to pre-provision a device so it is fully configured before being handed to the end user?

Answer: Pre-provisioning mode

Pre-provisioning mode (White Glove) allows IT or a partner to complete most of the Autopilot setup before the device reaches the end user.

What is the primary requirement for a device to be eligible for Windows Autopilot?

Answer: Device hardware hash must be registered in Intune/Autopilot

A device's hardware hash (including device ID information) must be uploaded and registered in Windows Autopilot before it can be provisioned using Autopilot.

An Intune enrollment restriction is configured to block Android devices. A user tries to enroll an Android phone. What happens?

Answer: The user sees an error and enrollment fails

Enrollment restrictions in Intune prevent devices that match blocked criteria from enrolling, resulting in an error message shown to the user.

Which Autopilot deployment mode is designed for shared devices like kiosks where no user affinity is required?

Answer: Self-deploying mode

Self-deploying mode provisions devices without user interaction and without associating the device with any specific user, making it ideal for kiosk or shared device scenarios.

What is the purpose of an Autopilot Deployment Profile?

Answer: Control the out-of-box experience settings for enrolled devices

An Autopilot Deployment Profile controls OOBE settings such as whether to skip certain setup pages, hide privacy settings, and configure the deployment mode.

A company wants to automatically enroll Windows 10 devices into Intune when they are Azure AD joined. What must be configured?

Answer: MDM auto-enrollment in Azure AD

MDM auto-enrollment configured in Azure AD Mobility settings automatically enrolls devices into Intune when they are Azure AD joined.