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Troubleshooting Autopilot Devices Stuck in OOBE Reboot Loop: Reasons and Solutions
Autopilot devices can get stuck in an OOBE reboot loop due to profile misconfiguration, Intune policy conflicts, Hybrid Azure AD join issues, TPM attestation failures, or network connectivity problems . Troubleshooting involves verifying profile assignment, checking Azure AD/Intune sync, reviewing event logs (like Event ID 2800), resetting and re-enrolling the device, testing with a clean network, and updating drivers/firmware . 🚨 Common Reasons for OOBE Reboot Loop Enrollme

Tek Doyen
Dec 26, 20252 min read


Essential Step by Step Preparation Guide for Autopilot Device V2
Here’s a clear step‑by‑step guide for Windows Autopilot Device Preparation (Autopilot v2): it simplifies provisioning by using the device serial number instead of hardware hashes, making deployment faster and easier. 🚀 Step‑by‑Step Autopilot v2 Device Preparation Guide 1. Understand Autopilot v2 Autopilot v2 (Device Preparation) is the next evolution of Windows Autopilot. It removes the need to import hardware hashes; instead, it uses the device serial number to identify co

Tek Doyen
Dec 24, 20252 min read


Understanding Compliance Policies in Intune: Importance and Setup Guide
A compliance policy in Intune is a set of rules that define what a secure and healthy device looks like. It is needed to protect organizational data by ensuring only compliant devices can access resources. You set it up by defining requirements (like OS version, encryption, password rules), assigning the policy to users or groups, and integrating it with Conditional Access for enforcement. 🌐 What is a Compliance Policy in Intune? A compliance policy is a collection of rul

Tek Doyen
Dec 18, 20253 min read


Understanding Configuration Profiles in Intune: Importance and Setup Guide
Configuration profiles in Intune are templates of settings that control how managed devices behave. They are needed to enforce security, standardize user experience, and ensure compliance across Windows, iOS, Android, and macOS devices. You set them up in the Intune admin center by choosing a profile type (template or settings catalog), configuring the desired settings, and assigning the profile to user or device groups. 🔎 What Are Configuration Profiles? Definition: A conf

Tek Doyen
Dec 18, 20253 min read


Ultimate Guide to Microsoft Intune Setup from Scratch for Engineers
Rolling out Intune isn’t just “turn it on and enroll devices.” It’s an architecture decision, an identity decision, and a security baseline. This guide walks you through prerequisites, design choices, and a detailed, engineer-friendly build sequence—from tenant prep to Autopilot, compliance, Conditional Access, and operations. Prerequisites and planning Licensing: Confirm you have Intune-eligible licenses (e.g., Microsoft 365 E3/E5, Business Premium, or standalone Intune). As

Tek Doyen
Dec 18, 20256 min read
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