Winoffact 2.0 Вђ“ Windows -

Devices are shipped directly from the OEM to the end user.

This new approach replaces the traditional hardware hash-based registration with a, more flexible, user-driven, app-centric model. Winoffact 2.0 – Windows

This guide outlines how to leverage this modern approach to get devices ready for productive use faster, with less infrastructure. Devices are shipped directly from the OEM to the end user

Classic Autopilot relies on hardware IDs, whereas this version uses user-driven, cloud-native orchestration. Classic Autopilot relies on hardware IDs, whereas this

Users must have Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) accounts. 3. Step-by-Step Deployment Flow

The new device preparation currently supports only user-driven mode, while classic Autopilot supports self-deploying and pre-provisioning. If you'd like, I can provide more details on: Step-by-step screenshots of the Intune setup. Troubleshooting common errors in the new flow.

The user arrives at the desktop, with apps and settings applied in the correct order. 4. Differences from Classic Autopilot