IT Home On April 23, it was reported that Microsoft recently invited customers to test and use Windows Autopilot in the form of preview version. However, according to user feedback, the whole installation time of Autopilot is up to 15 hours.
The official description of Microsoft attached to IT House is as follows:
Windows Autopilot is a set of technologies used to set up and pre configure new devices to make them available for efficient use, simplifying the Windows device life cycle from initial deployment to the end of the life cycle for IT and end users. Using cloud based services, Windows Autopilot:
Reduce the time IT spends deploying, managing, and decommissioning devices.
Reduce the infrastructure required to maintain equipment.
Maximize ease of use for all types of end users.
A user tried to use the latest Windows 11 23H2 image and installed it on the computer through Autopilot.
The user reported that the whole installation process was very smooth and no major problems occurred, but all updates took too long. The whole process took more than 15 hours from 13:00 to 4:30 the next day.
Autopilot will install 7 Windows 11 system updates, 28 Microsoft Store apps, and 35 drivers. The application update takes 5 hours, but the notepad and other applications are still not updated.
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