Import Windows Devices for AutoPilot in Intune

Home windows Autopilot is an answer designed that lets you arrange and pre-configure Home windows units in your atmosphere utilizing EntraID and Intune. The aim of Autopilot is to cut back the OS deployment complexity. If performed appropriately, a person logs to an out-of-box laptop, logs on his laptop together with his EntraID person account, and functions and configurations get deployed. All that with minimal infrastructure necessities. In case you are new to Autopilot, we’ve a publish that describes each step you want to do to get began.

Autopilot has its flaws nevertheless it’s bettering very quick. A type of flaws was that system importation was constituted of the Home windows Retailer for Enterprise or the Microsoft Accomplice Heart. These days are over since now you can import your system immediately from Intune.

Intune Autopilot system import

• Launch Intune
• Choose System / Enroll Units / Home windows enrollment
• Within the Home windows Autopilot Deployment Program pane, choose Units
• Click on on Import on the high

From there, you want to choose a .CSV file. It’s not potential to import a single system manually.

As proven within the portal, the CSV file has some formatting necessities :

The header and line format should appear to be this:

• Can have as much as 500 rows within the file

Which means you want the Serial Quantity, Home windows Product ID, {Hardware} Hash separated by a comma. You can’t have greater than 500 rows/units within the CSV.

To get this info for a selected machine, there are a few methods :

PowerShell – Intune Autopilot system import

There’s a script that’s already obtainable in Home windows to get this info. So long as that system is operating a supported model of Home windows. You need to use this PowerShell script. The required fields will probably be populated in a CSV file, able to import into Intune

From a Home windows 10 1703+ laptop

• Begin Home windows PowerShell as an Administrator
• Run the next command: Set up-Script -Title Get-WindowsAutoPilotInfo

• This motion locations the script into the folder C:Program FilesWindowsPowerShellScripts
• Run the script : Get-WindowsAutoPilotInfo -Outputfile C:tempSCD.csv
• The script will output the outcome within the C:tempSCD.csv file
• Open the CSV file, it ought to appear to be this :

SCCM / Configuration Supervisor

If the system is managed by SCCM, you’ll be able to extract the SerialNumber, ProductID and hardwareHash from a built-in report. All you must do is to Export the info from the report back to a CSV file.

• Go to the Monitoring / Reporting /Studies, / {Hardware} – Basic
• Run the report, Home windows Autopilot System Data

• Choose the Export icon, and select the CSV (comma-delimited) possibility

• The extracted CSV file should be edited earlier than importing for the reason that file header is wrong.

Import the file

As soon as your CSV file is prepared, head again to the Intune Portal, choose your CSV file and choose Import on the backside

• You’ll obtain an Import notification. It’ll take about 5-10 minutes

It’ll take a second to indicate in your system record however will finally seem. The system can even be seen from the Home windows Retailer for Enterprise portal. The system is now imported in Intune and prepared for Autopilot deployment.