How to Quickly Add Device Hash Tags into Autopilot
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Hi All,
How do I quickly add a device hashtag
to Autopilot? Manually entering powershell commands for 50 devices is inefficient.
Posted by Joe Ong in HTMD FB Group
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Replied by Marty Mendez
I would agree are they already being commented on with sccm? If not, then you would want to create a program that calls an API from Azure with rights into Intune that you can run on each one that auto uploads them from simply clicking the program
Replied by David Olvera
If you have an RPM, you can create a script and execute that script on your computers and get the hash at the same time
Replied by Pavel Yannara Mirochnitchenko
Here you go https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/intune-advanced-automation-part-4-autopilot-without-pavel/
Replied by Mirko Colemberg
Use the powershell module from the gallery https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/Get-WindowsAutoPilotInfo/2.3
For More Details, Autopilot without Device Hash Upload AVD Windows 365 Support and Real Progress Bar
https://www.anoopcnair.com/autopilot-without-device-hash-upload-avd/
Replied by Matt Rudolph
I found this but have never done this myself. Instructions are a bit unclear to me but they claim you can import 500 with one csv.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/autopilot/add-devices
Replied by Ken Goossens
Wait until Monday. I thought that the new Autopilot experience would go GA, which does not require device registration
Replied by Harm Veenstra
I wrote a blog post about thathttps://powershellisfun.com/2022/07/09/upload-windows-autopilot-hardware-hash
Replied by Jimi McNear Jr.
We use a script and a registered app to enrol them if they aren’t already via the vendor.
Do not have it handy to share it, but it uses the get-autopilot-info module