Windows Autopilot

WINDOWS AUTOPILOT


Windows Autopilot and EasyInstall provide a streamlined way to prepare new Windows devices. Users can receive a device, connect it to the Internet and sign in while Microsoft cloud services and EasyInstall apply the organisation’s configuration, applications and management.

Benefits of using Windows Autopilot with EasyInstall

  • Register devices with Microsoft Entra ID and Microsoft Intune
  • Apply enrolment, configuration and application policies automatically
  • Deploy EasyInstall packages to Intune-managed devices through the EasyInstall Gateway
  • Combine cloud provisioning with local or hybrid EasyInstall infrastructure
  • Keep inventory, support and software workflows in one administration console

A simple process for users

The user starts the device, connects to a network and signs in with the organisation account. The configured Autopilot profile and Intune policies prepare the device, after which EasyInstall can continue application, inventory and support workflows.

Licensing and service requirements

Windows Autopilot depends on supported Windows editions and the required Microsoft Entra ID and Microsoft Intune services. Microsoft changes service plans and requirements over time, so organisations should verify the current Microsoft Autopilot requirements before deployment.


Current platform support

EasyInstall 7.0 supports modern Windows 10 and Windows 11 deployment, including Windows 11 26H2 and native ARM64 devices. Availability of individual Autopilot scenarios depends on Microsoft’s current platform support, licensing and tenant configuration.

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