From the course: Microsoft 365: Implement Modern Device Services
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Retrieve device details for Autopilot
From the course: Microsoft 365: Implement Modern Device Services
Retrieve device details for Autopilot
- [Narrator] In order to utilize Windows 10 autopilot, there are a few steps that need to be completed. For this scenario, we'll utilize a virtual machine and we'll retrieve some information about the device which we will then upload into the Microsoft Intune portal. To do this, we need to use PowerShell. So I've launched Powershell ISE, as an administrator, and my first task is to execute the execution policy command and set that to unrestricted. This is so that when we install the script from the Microsoft source, which we'll be using a NuGet package and into where they're stored, we won't have any security complications. So I'm going to simply select that, and execute. Now what this will do is come back and notify you that you are changing the execution policy and there's a security risk. For now we can just say yes to all. And they're going to actually install what's called get windows autopilot info. This is a PowerShell…
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Plan for Windows as a Service (WaaS)6m 21s
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Choosing deployment methods6m 1s
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Windows 10 Autopilot deployments3m 29s
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Retrieve device details for Autopilot2m 46s
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Import Hardware Identification (HWID)2m 18s
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Create Autopilot deployment profile4m 13s
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Enroll a Windows 10 device4m 11s
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Analyze upgrade readiness for Windows 106m 37s
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Windows 10 Enterprise security features5m 8s
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Threat protection2m 16s
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Deploy Enterprise security features7m 35s
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