MD-102 Enrolling Devices with Microsoft Intune

Question 1

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

Accepted Answer

Pre-provisioning mode

Answer

User-driven mode

Answer

Self-deploying mode

Answer

Hybrid join mode

Question 2

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

Accepted Answer

Device hardware hash must be registered in Intune/Autopilot

Answer

Device must be domain-joined

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Device must have Windows 11 installed

Answer

Device must have TPM 2.0

Question 3

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

Accepted Answer

The user sees an error and enrollment fails

Answer

The device enrolls but gets no policies

Answer

The device enrolls as a non-compliant device

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The admin receives an alert but enrollment succeeds

Question 4

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

Accepted Answer

Self-deploying mode

Answer

User-driven mode

Answer

Pre-provisioning mode

Answer

Co-management mode

Question 5

What is the purpose of an Autopilot Deployment Profile?

Accepted Answer

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

Answer

Define software packages to install during OOBE

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Set compliance policies for enrolled devices

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Configure Wi-Fi profiles for new devices

Question 6

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

Accepted Answer

MDM auto-enrollment in Azure AD

Answer

An Intune enrollment restriction

Answer

A Windows Autopilot profile

Answer

A device configuration profile