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Question 120

You have a Microsoft 365 subscription that uses Microsoft Intune.

You have five new Windows 11 Pro devices.

You need to prepare the devices for corporate use. The solution must meet the following requirements:

• Install Windows 11 Enterprise on each device.

• Install a Windows Installer (MSI) package named App1 on each device.

• Add a certificate named Certificate1 that is required by App1.

• Join each device to Azure AD.

Which three provisioning options can you use? Each correct answer presents a complete solution.

NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

    Correct Answer: B, D, E

    To prepare the Windows 11 Pro devices for corporate use and meet the specified requirements, consider the following options: A custom Windows image can include Windows 11 Enterprise, the MSI package (App1), and the certificate (Certificate1), satisfying the need for the OS upgrade, app installation, and certificate addition. Windows Autopilot can be employed for automated deployments that join devices to Azure AD, upgrade them to Windows 11 Enterprise, and install the required apps and certificates. Provisioning packages can be used to configure devices by adding the necessary applications, certificates, and joining them to Azure AD. Together, these methods cover all the stipulated requirements.

Discussion
someone1337Options: ADE

A, D, E. Install Windows 11 Enterprise on each device: Subscription activation Install a Windows Installer (MSI) package named App1 on each device: Provisioning packages Add a certificate named Certificate1 that is required by App1: Provisioning packages Join each device to Azure AD: Autopilot

BJS78

"Each correct answer presents a complete solution", not "All 3 steps are required for a full solution".

BJS78Options: BDE

Answer is correct. Pay attention to "Each correct answer presents a complete solution.". So ALL requirements must be filled by every single selection of solution. a) subscription: upgrade only, nothing else b) Custom image: yes, can do c) In-place upgrade: upgrade only d) Autopilot: yes e) provisioning packages: yes https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/configuration/provisioning-packages/provisioning-packages

Sprocket10

Should be ADE. The purpose of Autopilot is to not require Custom Images so the answer would include both B and D together

BJS78

As I wrote: subscription activation does nothing with the app and certificate requirements. In custom image you can have the app and the certificate "built-in", also a task to join to AD. In Autopilot, if you do not have any device/app configs assigned to the devices, it just resets the OS, so the fully correct option there would be Autopilot + Intune/SCCM/GPO

VirtualJPOptions: BDE

While subscription activation may be part of the setup process, it doesn't directly address the other requirements, such as installing Windows 11 Enterprise, App1, and Certificate1. In-place upgrades are typically used for updating or upgrading the existing operating system on a device. They do not address the initial provisioning requirements of installing a new OS and software.

cpaljchc4

Though provision packages can handle add app and certificate no?

CasticodOptions: ADE

No need image to update windows 11 pro, to Enterprise, It´s Possible from suscription activation. For me Should be A D E

CristyyOptions: BDE

BDE is correct

Grg433Options: ADE

I think it should be A, D, E.

oopspruuOptions: BDE

"Each correct answer presents a complete solution." THIS IS A REQUIREMENT Subscription Activation cannot perform any other action apart from switching Pro to Enterprise. So Autopilot, custom image, and provisioning packages.

PrasisOptions: BDE

B,D,E Chatgpt: D. Windows Autopilot Windows Autopilot can be used to automatically join devices to Azure AD, upgrade Windows 11 Pro to Windows 11 Enterprise (through subscription activation), install required applications, and configure certificates. E. provisioning packages Provisioning packages can be used to configure devices for corporate use, including installing applications, configuring certificates, and joining devices to Azure AD. B. a custom Windows image A custom Windows image can include Windows 11 Enterprise, the MSI package (App1), and the certificate (Certificate1). After deployment, the devices can be joined to Azure AD.

CJL324Options: BDE

B. a custom Windows image: You can create a custom Windows 11 Enterprise image that includes the required MSI package (App1) and the Certificate1, and then use this custom image to install Windows 11 Enterprise on each device. D. Windows Autopilot: You can use Windows Autopilot to automate the deployment and configuration of new devices, including installing Windows 11 Enterprise, installing the MSI package (App1) as part of the Autopilot deployment profile, adding Certificate1, and joining the devices to Azure AD. E. provisioning packages: You can create provisioning packages that include the installation of Windows 11 Enterprise, the installation of the MSI package (App1), adding Certificate1, and joining the devices to Azure AD. These provisioning packages can then be applied to each device during the initial setup process.

MR_EliotOptions: BDE

Provided answer is correct. Inplace upgrade and subscription activation doesn't magicaly join the device in Entra ID.

kanutoOptions: BDE

Agreed

PasadoOptions: BDE

ChatGPT: To prepare the Windows 11 Pro devices for corporate use with the provided requirements, you can use the following provisioning options: B. A custom Windows image: This allows you to install Windows 11 Enterprise on each device. D. Windows Autopilot: This allows you to join each device to Azure AD and customize the device setup, including the installation of applications and certificates. E. Provisioning packages: You can create a provisioning package that includes the installation of the MSI package named App1 and the addition of the required certificate named Certificate1. So, the correct selections are B, D, and E.

Amir1909Options: BDE

Correct

nosmanav

Just curious... How can you apply a custom image with Intune?

nosmanav

There is something wrong with this question. First it says "Each correct answer presents a complete solution". Then after "Each correct selection is worth one point". If we go for the first option I would say BDE.

belyoOptions: ADE

A D E it says that you have machines with installed win 11 pro, so you dont need an installation -subscription activation -provisioning package -autopilot no need for custom images

ITCALegendsOptions: BDE

most correct

reapernamOptions: BDE

Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Cant be A, as that only upgrades. Correct answer is BDE