Git Hub Documentation Sample:5 Common Windows Autopilot Failures—and How to Fix Them Fast

 Windows Autopilot simplifies device provisioning, but when it fails, it often fails loudly. Here are five issues you’re likely to encounter—and how to resolve them without pulling your hair out.

1. "Something Went Wrong" at the Enrollment Status Page

Cause: Missing app or policy dependency
Fix: Ensure all Win32 apps have proper detection logic and dependencies defined.

2. Device Never Appears in Intune

Cause: Hardware hash wasn't uploaded properly
Fix: Run Get-WindowsAutopilotInfo again and confirm the hash is uploaded with correct serial.

3. Deployment Profile Not Assigned

Cause: Device isn’t in assigned group
Fix: Check group membership and profile targeting rules.

4. ESP Timeout or Failure

Cause: Long install times or connectivity loss
Fix: Break down apps into deployment rings and use pre-caching.

5. Reboots During OOBE

Cause: Firmware or driver conflicts
Fix: Update BIOS and verify OEM driver pack compatibility with Windows 11.

Autopilot isn’t flawless—but with the right setup and awareness of these common traps, you can keep deployments smooth, fast, and support-friendly.


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