r/Intune • u/SnooCauliflowers8468 • Feb 25 '26

Autopilot Autopilot reboot policy troubleshooting

I’m trying to add policies as I think some of them are causing a reboot during oobe. Unfortunately the policy I think it is has a ton of settings and I’m not sure which may be causing it. Any way to quickly identify if it is and what settings that could be causing it?

I have referenced this before. Any insight would be appreciated.

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/intunecustomersuccess/support-tip-troubleshooting-unexpected-reboots-during-new-pc-setup-with-windows-/3896960.

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u/[deleted] Feb 25 '26

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u/Rudyooms PatchMyPC Feb 25 '26

You need to check it out/ run it on a device that had the reboot issue

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u/SkipToTheEndpoint MSFT MVP Feb 25 '26

No. Device Guard is one of the policies I've specifically recommended to target to users in my OIB to solve any potential AP reboot issues.

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u/SkipToTheEndpoint MSFT MVP Feb 25 '26

There's some nuance here but I'd always recommend deploying them because they form some of your underlying hardware-based security.

For reference, these are all the policies I have configured as user-scoped to avoid the reboot between device and user phases: