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Intune auto MDM enrollment for devices already Azure AD joined?
I have a client whose fleet of Windows 10 PC's are already joined to their organizational AAD (company-ownership), without any MDM, but now would like to start using Intune. They've upgraded their lic...
Hi Bob,
auto-enrollment is not supported when not used with OOBE and AADJ. But you could use an approach to guide users to MDM enrollment by sending out deep links via email for example. See here:
best,
Oliver
Hello, if its for Autopilot you can try that what Robin posted in his Blog:
https://www.robinhobo.com/automatic-add-existing-windows-10-devices-to-windows-autopilot/
This would require a reset to implement for intune enrollment, probably out of the OP's scope.
I have hundreds of laptops which I need to enrol to intune. I have set up the gpo to auto enrol but all they appear is under Azure AD Devices and not under All devices. I need them under all devices so that I can manage them. If I download the company portal and follow the steps then the laptop gets enrolled however I want this to be transparent and automatically enrolled. Any help??
Hi BENT17,
please have a look at "Scenario 8" in the article "Managing Windows 10 with Intune – The Many Ways to Enrol", you need to set two different GPOs, one that controls hybrid AAD join and one that controls Intune MDM enrollment:
Managing Windows 10 with Intune – The Many Ways to Enrol
Enroll a Windows 10 device automatically using Group Policy
best,
Oliver
Hi Kaya,
thanks for your reply but that doest work because the devices are currently not managed by Intune
"For this blog I have the following assumptions;
- You have Windows AutoPilot already up and running in your Azure tenant like described in my previous blog
- You have Windows 10 devices in use that are currently managed by Microsoft Intune but are not registered with Windows AutoPilot."
Imagine a following scenario, a company which is cloud only and all the devices (hundreds) are joined to Azure AD. They never seem the benefits of Intune before so the MDM was never configured. Now they are getting into the idea of managing these devices via Intune only and leverage the App Distribution provided by Intune (which requires Intune Management Extension). The only way the Management Extension is installed automatic is when the device is joined to Azure AD. So for this company be enabled with Intune and the Mgmt Extension they need to manually re-join all its devices to Azure AD.
That is Sadly the only way it currently works.
