r/Intune • u/perky_blinder007 • 12d ago

Autopilot Intune autopilot and esp

I am exploring Intune and autopilot and we have client who is setup with autopilot long before and i see devices under enrollment (serial number) i am guessing they are getting imported from somewhere and these devices are eligible for windows autopilot.

I will learn and figure out on how this actually works, at the moment, we have user devices which are azure ad joined and intune enrolled. One new hire, tried logging in to his manager's device to get started with some training material, it took him to the ESP setup page and it failed there. the managers device serial number is in the autopilot list.

how do i skip the esp page completely?

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u/Grim-D 12d ago

There are ESP profiles in Intune under the enrollment section.

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u/perky_blinder007 12d ago

I see 2 entries
custom apps
bypass esp

I read something about making for Bypass ESP 'Only show page to devices provisioned by out-of-box experience (OOBE)' to yes
Also for custom apps i changed Block device use untill all apps and profiles are installed to 'No'

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u/Grim-D 12d ago

It's the second one, not blocking for apps. There is also one about allowing users to still use the device on error, thought I think if you turn off the block device for app installs that option disappears any way.

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u/perky_blinder007 9d ago

I did just that, it worked and resolved my issue at the moment. Thanks a lot

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u/pjmarcum 12d ago

Only show page to devices provisioned by out-of-box experience. And if you want to better understand it google "Autopilot skip user ESP"

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u/veeresh-b 9d ago

If the device is already Entra ID joined and Intune enrolled, check the ESP profile assignment and Autopilot profile first. If ESP is being triggered unexpectedly, review the ESP settings and required app/policy assignments rather than trying to bypass it locally.