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"Moving from Windows Autopilot to Windows Autopilot device preparation" - is anyone actively doing this?
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https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/intunecustomersuccess/moving-from-windows-autopilot-to-windows-autopilot-device-preparation/4557269 While I do see the nice features of APDP compared against classic Windows Autopilot, it just feels like I'd be jumping the gun to start actually moving certain setups to APDP. It's also been so much work getting Windows Autopilot setup the way I like it - with one form of management for shared, self-deploying, or user-based devices. It doesn't even work poorly or anything - but hearing from MS that "Future engineering investments will focus on Windows Autopilot device preparation" is a bit of a gut punch... Like if I don't start moving then I'm slowly being left behind. Is it time to start taking AP DP seriously? Is anyone here working on making the move to it, or are we mostly sticking with classic Windows Autopilot (v1)?
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[comment u/largetosser] I'm going to keep a test profile up-to-date and keep an eye on the blog but until Lenovo can ship a device registered to the tenant in the device prep world then it's useless to me
[comment u/Wartz] I can't get devices preregistered from Dell / Lenovo, so what's the point?