Autopilot is an essential tool for managing and deploying Windows devices in the enterprise. However, before deploying Autopilot, it’s important to ensure that your environment meets the necessary prerequisites. This can be a time-consuming and error-prone process, which is why we’re excited to introduce a new script that automates the prerequisite checking process.
The new script, called Autopilot Prerequisite Checker, is a PowerShell script that checks whether your environment meets the prerequisites for deploying Autopilot. The script checks for the following prerequisites:
Tenant checks:
- Check license requirements
- Automatic Windows enrollment (MDM authority is set)
- DNS records
- Check user can join device to Azure AD
- Check Enrollment Status Page
- Check Windows Autopilot Deployment Profile
- Check company branding
Device checks:
- Windows OS version
- Hardware hash uploaded to Intune
- Check Windows Autopilot Deployment Profile assignment status
User checks:
- User is licensed correctly
Network checks:
- Required communication for Intune Autopilot is allowed
The script is easy to use and can be run on any machine with PowerShell installed. Simply download the script, run it, and wait for the results. The script will output indicating whether your environment meets the necessary prerequisites for Autopilot.
Download the script
The benefits of using the script are numerous. First and foremost, it saves time by automating the prerequisite checking process, allowing you to focus on more important tasks. Second, it reduces the risk of errors, ensuring that your Autopilot deployment is successful the first time. Finally, it provides peace of mind by giving you the confidence that your environment meets the necessary requirements for deploying Autopilot.
In conclusion, Autopilot Prerequisite Checker is a powerful new script that simplifies the process of checking the prerequisites for deploying Autopilot. Whether you’re an IT administrator or a consultant, Autopilot Prerequisite Checker is an essential tool for ensuring the success of your Autopilot deployment.
NOTE: THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS – If would like me to add a check, just ping me the info 🙂
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