When I enroll a new device at work I have literally one day only to let it run through autopilot (hybrid setup) let all policies (GPO and MDM) trigger and install all the updates (windows and vantage (Lenovo))
Ironically this still an improvement over the HP devices filled to the top with slop…
But imagine giving such a device to a new coworker 😂 as MS intends you to do with autopilot (i set it up with my account and switch the primary after all updates are done)
This whole thing drives me nuts. I started doing it this way with my own account then switching. But licensing is a pain because then you need to pay to have an admin account manage this. No unlicensed admin can join a device to AAD. And when you license it you have to manually change it with PowerShell. Such a pain in the ass.
Now I just either autopilot or ship to site and tell the user to log in with their email lol. It’s slow going but saves a bunch of hassle.
We have policy to have an admin account and a normal business premium (with enterprise windows add-on)
So I enroll them to my main 😂 since we have a hybrid setup, I have like 50 dead objects under my account in intunne (hybrid generets a dead object beside the real one during autopilot)
When I enroll a new device at work I have literally one day only to let it run through autopilot (hybrid setup) let all policies (GPO and MDM) trigger and install all the updates (windows and vantage (Lenovo))
Ironically this still an improvement over the HP devices filled to the top with slop…
But imagine giving such a device to a new coworker 😂 as MS intends you to do with autopilot (i set it up with my account and switch the primary after all updates are done)
This whole thing drives me nuts. I started doing it this way with my own account then switching. But licensing is a pain because then you need to pay to have an admin account manage this. No unlicensed admin can join a device to AAD. And when you license it you have to manually change it with PowerShell. Such a pain in the ass.
Now I just either autopilot or ship to site and tell the user to log in with their email lol. It’s slow going but saves a bunch of hassle.
We have policy to have an admin account and a normal business premium (with enterprise windows add-on)
So I enroll them to my main 😂 since we have a hybrid setup, I have like 50 dead objects under my account in intunne (hybrid generets a dead object beside the real one during autopilot)
I just switch the primary user in intune
Ya I’ve been considering this for some time. Just annoying. Microsoft just wants to nickel and dime us all to death lol