Endpoint Manager - Import a Device into Autopilot

Follow these instructions when working with a device that’s been “Scorched”.

Wipe Device to Vanilla Windows 10

Using a USB drive with a bootable Windows 10 install you should wipe the device. Several tips that may help with this are:

1. Delete the partitions of the device until there’s one large partition. Windows 10 will partition and allocate necessary space to partitions itself.

2. You should avoid anything that would put a monolithic image on the device; the device must be at the blue Out of Box Experience screen to move forward.

Import the Device into AutoPilot

The device should be at the first blue screen for the out of box experience (aka Chose your region screen).

1. Press the combination of keys Shift-FN-F10

2. This should open a command prompt window

3. Type in powershell and press enter

4. Type the following commands pressing enter between commands

   $env:Path += ";C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Scripts"
   Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope Process -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned
   Install-Script -Name Get-WindowsAutoPilotInfo
   Get-WindowsAutoPilotInfo -online

    

5. Answer “Yes” to all the questions that are asked during the PowerShell commands

6. You will need to authenticate to Azure twice. You will use your USERNAME@ssdmo.org and SSDPassword to do this.

7. You will see “Waiting for 1 of 1 to be imported and eventually 0 of 1 after the import is complete. This process may take a few minutes.

Enable the device in Azure AD

1. Navigate to Azure Active Directory

2. Select "Azure Active Directory" on the left panel.

   

3.  Select “Devices”

   

4. Type the Serial Number of the device you just imported.

   1. Note that your device will have a red “No” for Enabled

      

5. Click on the device record

6. Click “Enabled” which will ask you to confirm the choice

7. Scroll down and confirm the group “AutopilotComputers” is present on the device record.