How to detect if a device is in Autopilot installation

Question

Hi there,

we are using PSAppDeployToolkit for our app installations. Therein we have a check on whether the script is running in Autopilot or not. We use the the following code to detect if Autopilot is active:

        $IsCloudExperienceHostBrokerRunning=(@(Get-Process CloudExperienceHostBroker -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)).count -gt 0  
        [bool]$IsRunningInAutopilot =($IsCloudExperienceHostBrokerRunning -eq $true) -and (-not (Get-CimInstance -Namespace 'root\cimv2\mdm\dmmap' -ClassNam 'MDM_EnrollmentStatusTracking_Setup01' -ErrorAction Stop | Select-Object -ExpandProperty HasProvisioningCompleted))  

Unfortunately since a few weeks the check doesn't work anymore because the process CloudExperienceHostBroker doesn't exist anymore. Does anyone have a good idea how to detect it now?

Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

Is the requirement to ensure the apps install on Autopilot provisioned devices? If yes, then have you considered using device filters instead?

Answer 2

We are working in a co-managed environment where the apps can be installed by the following means:

1. During Autopilot
2. During a SCCM Task sequence
3. From company portal using either SCCM or Intune.

How would the implementation with device filters work?

Thanks in advance

Answer 3

I know this is an old topic but wondering if there has been a solution found on this?