Exam MD-101 topic 1 question 3 discussion

If the device is already used by the company I would have assumed the device was already registered, so just needed resetting.

It's Correct to me!

Should be A. If the device is already enrolled and you RESET Windows, then it enters the Windows setup, connect to internet and you get the COmpnay welcome screen. If you re-upload the hardware has, you will get the error stating that the device is already part of the tenant.

If you say A then you read the case wrong. It is D, because in this scenario the case say “You PLAN to use auto pilot..” so it was not before in Intune yet. But if it was already in intune, then it would he anwser A.

Before redeploying a Windows 10 computer using Windows AutoPilot, it is important to ensure that all existing user data and configurations are removed from the system. This process is commonly referred to as wiping the computer or performing a clean installation of the operating system. By wiping the computer, you will be able to start with a clean slate and ensure that the new user will have a fresh, customized experience when they begin using the machine. This step also helps to maintain security and privacy by removing any residual data from the previous user. Once the computer has been wiped, you can proceed with the remaining steps, such as resetting the computer and creating the necessary files (HTML or CSV) containing the computer information, to prepare it for redeployment using Windows AutoPilot.

The answer is A . It could never be D because you you need to collect the hardware ID or HWID , not computer info.

Terrible phrasing for this question. If I see it though, I'm answering A. Here's why: - laptop was already in use in current environment so either it was OEM registered to tenant or manually registered if it existed during setup/deployment of autopilot infrastructure, and will hit autopilot on next OOBE, which would require a reset or sysprep /oobe - you don't create a csv file directly. You run a script that creates the csv file containing the hardware hash. Answer D makes no mention of a script being run, or the hardware hash.

we all know the real answer. the real answer is, you check if the serial number or service tag is included in endpoint and then you reset the device. goto hate microsoft style of questioning on these exams

D. Create a CSV file containing the computer info. To reuse a Windows 10 computer that was assigned to a user who is no longer with the company, the first action you should take is to create a CSV file containing the computer information. This file will be used to register the computer with Windows AutoPilot, and it should include the hardware hash and other relevant information for the computer.

similar question on 12/10/22 exam

The correct answer is D, because we dont know if the device was in Intune before. So look at the link of Microsoft Doc too, the first thing you must to do is HASH file upload as CSV to Intune.

If the device was previously using Autopilot then the answer would be A, if the device is using Autopilot for the first time the answer is D. The question does not clarify this, so its trash. Maybe the exam has updated?

D because of the "You plan to use AutoPilot", implying that it probably wasn't used before, the the device is not enrolled.

The question doesn't mention whether the device was already enrolled for Windows Autopilot, in that case I'd assume it would still have to get enrolled and therefor I'd select D just to be sure.

Windows Autopilot Reset takes the device back to a business-ready state, allowing the next user to sign in and get productive quickly and simply. Specifically, Windows Autopilot Reset: Removes personal files, apps, and settings. Reapplies a device's original settings. Sets the region, language, and keyboard to the original values. Maintains the device's identity connection to Azure AD. Maintains the device's management connection to Intune. Why is it not A?

If it's already enrolled why do I need the CSV file for computer info again?

Its correct