Windows Autopilot Essential Training

Windows Autopilot Essential Training

55mBeginner2019-03-15

Authors

Andrew Bettany

Andrew Bettany

Trainer and author focused on Microsoft technology and social media

Course details

Windows Autopilot is a collection of technologies that make it easy to deploy Windows 10—and do so without any IT infrastructure, to boot. In this course, instructor Andrew Bettany helps you get started with Windows Autopilot, explaining how to evaluate, implement, and troubleshoot a Windows 10 deployment within your organization using Windows Autopilot. Andrew provides end-to-end walk-throughs of how both administrators and users experience Windows Autopilot. He also demonstrates how to configure and deploy devices with Windows Autopilot, as well as how to troubleshoot a variety of common issues.

Learning objectives
Benefits of Windows Autopilot
Licensing options
Managing device hardware IDs
Managing Windows Autopilot as an administrator
How end users experience Windows Autopilot
Tips and tricks for managing devices
Configuring and deploying devices
Troubleshooting Windows Autopilot

Skills covered

Client Operating SystemsWindowsIT Help DeskEssential TrainingMicrosoft

Concepts

Introduction

  • Deploying with Windows Autopilot
  • What you should know

Introducing Windows Autopilot

  • Windows 10 Autopilot overview
  • Additional functionality
  • Licensing options

Configuring Windows Autopilot

  • Requirements
  • Managing device IDs
  • Managing deployment profiles
  • Windows Autopilot tips and tricks

End-to-End Walk-Through

  • Autopilot walk-through - Administrator
  • Autopilot walk-through - End user

Configuring and Deploying Devices

  • Demo - Extracting device hardware IDs
  • Demo - Managing deployment profiles
  • Demo - Assigning deployment profiles
  • Demo - Autopilot deployment
  • Demo - Autopilot Reset

Troubleshooting Windows Autopilot

  • Basic Windows Autopilot troubleshooting
  • Advanced Windows Autopilot troubleshooting

Conclusion

  • Next steps
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