WebApr 14, 2024 · Do you apply the Autopilot profile to dynamic group? If yes, this explains why you can’t change the profile. You can always change or remove the profile if you use Security Assigned Group by removing the pc from the assigned group. Hope this helps! Moe 1 Like Reply Micah Hibdon replied to Moe_Kinani Apr 15 2024 05:27 AM Hi Moe, WebMar 7, 2024 · 21. Go to Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center and go to “Devices” -> “Windows” -> “Windows enrollment” -> “Devices”. 22. Select the device and change the Group Tag “Profile 1” to “Profile 2” and …

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WebMay 17, 2024 · From Azure AD blade – Identity, the Azure AD object, created for the imported device (with Serial number) From Azure AD blade – Create a Static (Assigned)/Dynamic Azure AD group with AAD object … WebJul 22, 2024 · With some change in Intune and Autopilot profile assignment is it not possible to do Autopilot profile assignment per device anymore, only on groups. But the change gives the possibility to … terry ryan run

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WebMar 10, 2024 · Edit an Autopilot deployment profile After you've created an Autopilot deployment profile, you can edit certain parts of the deployment profile. In the Microsoft Intune admin center, choose Devices > Windows > Windows enrollment > Deployment profiles. Select the profile you would like to edit. WebIf I move a device to a new AutoPilot assigned group, and I click SYNC, I expect the devices and profiles to be updated. That, or give me the button in the AutoPilot Devices … WebAccording to the module help, this cmdlet will do the below action:The Set-AutoPilotDeviceAssignedUser cmdlet assign the specified user and sets a display name to show on the Windows Autopilot device. Cmdlet in action See below, from the Intune portal, the device on which I want to assign a user. terry ryan selendy