How to get Surface Pro Hash ID and import device to Intune Processes

How To...

Get hardware hash ID:

Steps To Implement

  1. Open Powershell (Admin)
  1. Enter command>  Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass  (keep permission isolated during this process)
  2. Enter> Y   (to change the execution policy)
  3. Enter command> Install-Script Get-WindowsAutoPilotInfo  (installing the script)
  4. Enter> Y   (add PS script to Path environment variable)
  5. Enter> Y   (add  NuGet provider)
  6. Enter> Y   (install script from untrusted repository)
  7. Enter command> Get-WindowsAutoPilotInfo.ps1 -OutputFile C:\AutoPilotHWID.csv  (downloading the HWID into C: drive named “AutoPilotHWID”, need WIFI connection to download). Best practice to add the device serial on the name.

Example:

 

Find Hash ID File:

  1. Find the “AutoPilotHWID” file in C: drive and import the Excel (.csv) file into Intune Auto Pilot.

 Sample Picture from HWID hash file.

 The device will be named to 038970142553  after added to the Intune Auto Pilot.

 

Import Device Hash file into Intune

  1. Website to add the device to the collection: 

              A:  https://endpoint.microsoft.com/

FYI: Some may have access to the portals, but you may not have permission to import the file.

Whoever has access to Intune. They can go to these steps below to enroll a new Devices and add .CSV HWID hash file

  1. Enroll a device into intune:

A:   In the Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center, choose Devices > Windows > Windows enrollment > Devices (under Windows Autopilot Deployment Program > Import.

              

 

       3. Once Import selected, Add Windows Autopilot devices dialog box open to importing CSV file.

       4. Find and add path of the CSV file in the C: drive and start import. The process take a few minutes.

       5. After the import is complete, choose Devices > Windows > Windows Enrollment Devices > Sync.

       6. From here, the mobile devices need to reset Windows 10 to default. Remove everything, Choose Local Windows 10 Image. You should see the TCCD Enrollment Status Page           

        on the welcome screen for the initial sign in. If not, check the device serial number to making sure it import successfully in Autopilot.  

Once the device has finished the factory reset, the user can start to sign in with their account. It will take around 30 minutes to set up the profile and install the basic software.

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Article ID: 138
Created
Thu 2/24/22 12:50 PM
Modified
Fri 2/25/22 12:10 PM