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You have a Microsoft 365 subscription that uses Microsoft Intune Suite.

You use Microsoft Intune to manage devices.

Azure AD joined Windows devices enroll automatically in Intune.

You have the devices shown in the following table.

You are preparing to upgrade the devices to Windows11. All the devices are compatible with Windows 11.

You need to evaluate Windows Autopilot and in-place upgrade as deployment methods to implement Windows 11 Pro on the devices, while retaining all user settings and applications.

Which devices can be upgraded by using each method? To answer, select the appropriate options in the answer area.

NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

    Correct Answer:

Discussion
Casticod

someone explain me how to upgrade From Windows 11 from autopilot? In the first option I think None of the devices In the second 1 & 3 (2 it´s 32 beats)

ExamKiller020

Bit of a vague question. The question states: while retaining all user settings and applications. Windows autopilot is possible on all devices (upload hash) but it will wipe all data. So is the answer then 'non of the devices'? The inplace update is only possible on device 1 and 3 because there doesnt exist a 32bit version of W11 Correct me if im wrong

Casticod

With windows autopilot we cannot update Windows versions. To update to Windows 11 we would need to configure the updates but that section is no longer within autopilot. Your question would be well posed, if instead of Autopilot, in the question, put Intune. (at least I think so)

cpaljchc4

It says all devices is compatible with Win 11 but there is a 32 bit machine..

iTomi

Win10 OS can be 32-bit or 64-bit version, even device is 64-bit. Win11 offer only 64-bit version and always need 64-bit device.

Merrybob

Windows Autopilot: None of the devices. [User settings and app will not be retained using any Autopilot scenarios] In-place Upgrade: Device 1 & 3 only [Device 2 is 32-bit and not eligible]

St_Ives

it took me a few times to re-read the part on AutoPilot, but I go for this answer.

Rocky83

"none of the devices" - You cant upgrade windows version through autopilot, you have to use Intune Features Updates Device 1 and 3 only - In-place Upgrade for 32 bits to 64 is not supported. Tricky one

Temptset

You seem to be right as I can only find references that upgrade from Windows 10 to 11 through WUfB, with that being said: "Feature updates for Windows 10 and later policies cannot be applied during the Autopilot out of box experience (OOBE). Instead, the policies apply at the first Windows Update scan after a device has finished provisioning, which is typically a day" https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/protect/windows-10-feature-updates#limitations-for-feature-updates-for-windows-10-and-later-policy

Tr1v

Autopilot: None of the devices > Autopilot doesn't upgrade OS, and doesn't retain user data. "You need to evaluate Windows Autopilot and in-place upgrade as deployment methods to implement Windows 11 Pro on the devices, while retaining all user settings and applications."

Amir1909

- None - Device1 and Device3 only

Contactfornitish

Auto pilot doesn't update the device OS version in place upgrade always possible if upgrade path available, can't do that for 32bit to 64bit so device 1 and device 3

RazielLycas

- None (Autopilot doesn't upgrade windows versions, it leverage existing OEM installed) - Device1 and Device3 only due the 32 bit of device 2

BJS78

1 - Autopilot requires no existence in AzureAD (Think of OEM devices enrolled), hashID-s needs to be uploaded and that is it. (Works with VMs as well), so all device can work. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/autopilot/software-requirements#next-steps https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/autopilot/networking-requirements 2 - 32-bit has no in-place upgrade option as W11 comes only with 64bit version

NoursBear

yes but with Hybrid, the devices have to be already joined however it is irrelevant here: User-driven mode for Microsoft Entra hybrid join Windows Autopilot requires that devices be Microsoft Entra joined. If you have an on-premises Active Directory environment, you can join devices to your on-premises domain. To join the devices, configure Autopilot devices to be hybrid-joined to Microsoft Entra ID.

oopspruu

There is no Windows 11 32-bit so upgrade to 32Bit OS is not possible. Upgrade to 64-bit would need a wipe which won't work with the question. Also you can upload the device hash but to truly make them autopilot devices, they'll need a wipe. Hence: None Device 1 and 3

Pugmohone

The answer is correct as is. The questions asks how to upgrade. Autopilot will only run on a device that is enrolled in Autopilot (i.e. - the hardware hash has been uploaded.) All devices enrolled in Autopilot have an Entra Joined entry. Without knowing anything else, my assumption is that Device 1 will run autopilot and upgrade to Windows 11. There is no line of business app preventing it. Users settings will hopefully be saved in cloud. (That is my only concern with this question). Otherwise the other two devices are not entra joined so we cannot assume they are enrolled in autopilot. The second part of the question will in place upgrade both and retain user info for sure, 32 bit not supported as already discussed.

AdamRachel

Only device 1 can be upgrade by using Autopilot as only this device is automatically enrolled in Intune. Autopilot require MDM service such as Intune. Device 2 and 3 are not enrolled in Intune so they can not be upgrade by Autopilot.

ICTZaakwaarnemer

Also Device 2 is 32 bit.

mp34

according to this link you can update via Autopilot, but only after you login and Feature updates are installed - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/protect/windows-10-feature-updates#limitations-for-feature-updates-for-windows-10-and-later-policy

Tati_Oliveira

Windows Autopilot is a powerful tool for deploying and managing Windows devices in an efficient and streamlined manner. However, it’s essential to clarify that Windows Autopilot primarily focuses on device provisioning, which includes tasks like device registration, configuration, and deployment. Here are some key points related to your question: Device Deployment and Configuration: Windows Autopilot simplifies the initial setup of Windows devices by automating tasks such as domain join, app installation, and policy enforcement. It doesn’t directly handle Windows upgrades (upgrading from Windows 10 to Windows 11) as its primary purpose is to get devices ready for use.

madsa

The answer is correct due to the line of business app, I overlooked that.

madsa

The only possible answer here is 1 and 3 only on both

maggie22

Windows Autopilot for existing devices lets you reimage and provision a Windows device for Autopilot user-driven mode using a single, native Configuration Manager task sequence. The existing device can be on-premises domain-joined. The end result is a Windows 10 or Windows 11 device joined to either Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) or Active Directory (hybrid Azure AD join).