Intune Auto Enrollment with Windows Group Policy

Windows 10 and Windows 11 clients must enroll into Intune before they are managed by Intune. We can use Group Policy Objects in Windows AD to automatically enroll our Windows clients into Intune. This video goes over how to configure a Windows AD domain for auto enrollment. We start with the requirements and then move onto a demo that walks through configuring the Azure AD tenant and Windows AD domain for Intune Auto Enrollment.

00:00 – Start
03:14 – Create an MDM User Group
04:14 – Enable MDM support in Azure AD
05:21 – Create an MDM Device Group
05:58 – Create the MDM Group Policy
08:13 – Verify Auto Enrollment

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Windows 11 admin templates are not backwards compatible with Windows 10
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