
How to Perform Windows Autopilot Reset in Microsoft Intune
Reset Windows devices to a business-ready state using Autopilot Reset via the Intune admin center or locally from the device lock screen while preserving Entra ID join and Intune enrollment.

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Reset Windows devices to a business-ready state using Autopilot Reset via the Intune admin center or locally from the device lock screen while preserving Entra ID join and Intune enrollment.

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