Microsoft Security | Windows Autopilot
A service that simplifies device provisioning and setup for end users, enabling zero-touch deployment
Autopilot is failing on App Deployment Even tough apps are installed
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Waqar Ahmed
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We had successful setup of Autopilot was working until last week.
I removed few apps from Required assignment of the Autopilot Group.
Rest of the apps are installing but Autopilot Device Setup is stuck at 5 of 6 apps are installing. We have HAAJ Setup.
Took the Diagnostic logs but cannot find the issue/error
Microsoft Security | Windows Autopilot
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Rahul Jindal 11,501 Reputation points2023-09-09T04:11:09.06+00:00 Have you enabled the setting in ESP to block the use of the device until selected apps are installed containing the list of apps that you have removed the assignments for?
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