Initial experience of Microsoft Autopilot: it takes 15 hours to install Win11 23H2 system

Recently, Microsoft launched a preview version of Windows Autopilot and invited customers to test and use it. According to user feedback, the whole installation process of Windows Autopilot takes up to 15 hours.

Windows Autopilot is a set of technologies for setting up and pre configuring new devices, designed to make them efficient to use. By using cloud based services, Windows Autopilot：

-Reduces the time IT spends deploying, managing, and decommissioning devices.

-Reduced infrastructure required to maintain equipment.

-The ease of use of various end users is maximized.

A user tried to use the latest Windows 11 23H2 image and installed it on the computer through Autopilot. He reported that the whole installation process was very smooth and there were no major problems. However, all updates took quite a long time.

Specifically, the user said that all updates started at 13am and ended at 4:30am the next day. So the whole process took a total of 15 hours. In addition, 7 Windows 11 system updates, 28 Microsoft Store apps, and 35 will be automatically installed during this period drive Procedure. The update of applications takes about 5 hours to complete, but the update of some applications (such as Notepad) is still not completed in time.

It is worth noting that in the feedback, some users expressed concern about the performance of Windows Autopilot. They believe that taking such a long time in the whole installation process may cause some inconvenience, and some applications have not been updated yet. However, most users still have a positive attitude towards Windows Autopilot and expect it to bring them a better experience.

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