How to Setup Autopilot for Windows: Updated for 2025

[@fredericoeusebio2494]

Thank you so much. This was a great video.

[@kdineen13]

Great Video, Thanks for sharing

[@brekekes123]

great details, thnx

[@patrick__007]

Absolute great video! One thing I don't get is the language & keyboard setup. I did configure them in the ESP but it's still asked at the device?

[@breedofone23]

I'm all jacked up on Autopilot CHIP.

[@kokkosbollful]

Thank you so much Steve. I have one question, is it possible to skip the ”Network connection” in the the Enrollment Status Page? (the same or similar way you skiped the User Account Setup) You are the BEST, as always😇

[@getrubix]

The only way to bypass is to be plugged into Ethernet. Other wise, you would have no way to connect to receive the autopilot profile

[@kokkosbollful]

@ Right, okey Thanks you Sir!

[@JBreezedorsett]

Hey Steve! Where do we find the OMA-URI configurations to plug in like you did to skip the ESP? and if you created a custom profile to skip the ESP screen for the Device preparation, device setup, and account setup, why did that Page still display during your demo testing?

[@getrubix]

Hey! All CSP can be found here: learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/client-management/mdm/policy-configuration-service-provider The policy was meant to only skip the Account (3rd section), which it did :)

[@JBreezedorsett]

Hey Steve my Friend! Thanks for this video! My question for the Autopilot Enrollment profile: If an organization is using SCCM to Intune, and they want it co-managed so this would be a Hybrid environment and Not full Cloud, in Intune for the Autopilot profile in this case, I would choose the Azure AD Hybrid joined right?

[@getrubix]

You can continue to use SCCM with comanagement while also staying Azure AD joined. You would need a cloud management gateway so devices can communicate with SCCM outside of the environment. Hybrid join is really really really not recommended with Autopilot.