MD-102 Enrolling Devices with Microsoft Intune 1 — Questions and Answers
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?
- User-driven mode
- Pre-provisioning mode (Correct answer)
- Self-deploying mode
- Hybrid join mode
Correct 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.
Question 2: What is the primary requirement for a device to be eligible for Windows Autopilot?
- Device must be domain-joined
- Device hardware hash must be registered in Intune/Autopilot (Correct answer)
- Device must have Windows 11 installed
- Device must have TPM 2.0
Correct 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.
Question 3: An Intune enrollment restriction is configured to block Android devices. A user tries to enroll an Android phone. What happens?
- The device enrolls but gets no policies
- The user sees an error and enrollment fails (Correct answer)
- The device enrolls as a non-compliant device
- The admin receives an alert but enrollment succeeds
Correct 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.
Question 4: Which Autopilot deployment mode is designed for shared devices like kiosks where no user affinity is required?
- User-driven mode
- Pre-provisioning mode
- Self-deploying mode (Correct answer)
- Co-management mode
Correct 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.
Question 5: What is the purpose of an Autopilot Deployment Profile?
- Define software packages to install during OOBE
- Control the out-of-box experience settings for enrolled devices (Correct answer)
- Set compliance policies for enrolled devices
- Configure Wi-Fi profiles for new devices
Correct 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.
Question 6: A company wants to automatically enroll Windows 10 devices into Intune when they are Azure AD joined. What must be configured?
- An Intune enrollment restriction
- MDM auto-enrollment in Azure AD (Correct answer)
- A Windows Autopilot profile
- A device configuration profile
Correct 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.
MD-102 Enrolling Devices with Microsoft Intune 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?