Windows Autopilot
App managementEntra Join Autopilot Policy
In brief
The tutorial adds a link about automatic updates for Enterprise App Catalog apps and removes guidance about device association precedence and deregistering Autopilot devices.
What Intune admins need to know
Administrators following this tutorial will no longer find the removed device-association and deregistration guidance on this page.
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In addition, Windows Autopilot device preparation supports deploying both Win32 and line-of-business (LOB) applications in the same deployment.
Expand the Scripts section by selecting it:
All of the selected PowerShell scripts should display under Allowed Scripts.
Important
If a device is registered as a Windows Autopilot device, whether the Windows Autopilot deployment or the Windows Autopilot device preparation deployment runs depends on the device's association state:
The device isn't associated with your tenant.Windows Autopilot registration takes precedence, and the Windows Autopilot deployment runs instead of the device preparation deployment.The device is associated with your tenant.Device association takes precedence, and the Windows Autopilot device preparation deployment runs.
To run device preparation on a registered device without associating it, first remove the device's Windows Autopilot registration. For more information, see Deregister a device.
Policy priority
If multiple Windows Autopilot device preparation policies are assigned to a user, the policy with the highest priority takes precedence. On the Home > Enroll devices | Windows enrollment > Device preparation policies screen, the highest-priority policy appears at the top of the list and has the smallest number in the Priority column. To change a policy's priority, drag it to a different position in the list.
@@ -158,6 +158,7 @@ In the **Configuration settings** page: - [Microsoft Store](/en-us/intune/app-management/deployment/add-microsoft-store) - only Microsoft Store apps that support WinGet are supported.
- [Microsoft 365](/en-us/intune/app-management/deployment/add-microsoft-365-windows).
- [Enterprise App Catalog](/en-us/intune/app-management/deployment/add-enterprise-catalog-app).
+ - [Enterprise App Catalog auto-update apps](/en-us/intune/app-management/deployment/enterprise-app-management#auto-update-for-enterprise-app-catalog-apps).
In addition, Windows Autopilot device preparation supports deploying both Win32 and line-of-business (LOB) applications in the same deployment.
4. Expand the **Scripts** section by selecting it:
@@ -177,15 +178,6 @@ In the **Configuration settings** page:
All of the selected PowerShell scripts should display under **Allowed Scripts**.
-Important
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-If a device is registered as a Windows Autopilot device, whether the Windows Autopilot deployment or the Windows Autopilot device preparation deployment runs depends on the device's association state:
-
-- **The device isn't associated with your tenant.** Windows Autopilot registration takes precedence, and the Windows Autopilot deployment runs instead of the device preparation deployment.
-- **The device is associated with your tenant.** Device association takes precedence, and the Windows Autopilot device preparation deployment runs.
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-To run device preparation on a registered device without associating it, first remove the device's Windows Autopilot registration. For more information, see [Deregister a device](../../../registration-overview#deregister-a-device).
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## Policy priority
If multiple Windows Autopilot device preparation policies are assigned to a user, the policy with the highest priority takes precedence. On the **Home** > **Enroll devices | Windows enrollment** > **Device preparation policies** screen, the highest-priority policy appears at the top of the list and has the smallest number in the **Priority** column. To change a policy's priority, drag it to a different position in the list.