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Get-AutoPilot HWID Offline Version

Published January 1, 2021

Version History

v1.0 – 23rd May 2020

Tested On

Windows 10 Pro x64 1909


This Script can be downloaded in the Intune GitHub Repo: https://1iq.uk/g

Description

This batch file automatically runs the Get-WindowsAutoPilotInfo.ps1 script and appends the Hardware Hash ID into the csv file. Run from any folder on Windows desktop or from the OOBE by pressing Shift+F10. (some laptops Shift+FN+F10)

The same script can be run on multiple devices to bulk collect hardware IDs in the same csv file.
The default GroupTag KIOSK is used which can be changed by editing the file in notepad.
The script can be run from any folder path but both files need to be in the same folder for it to run successfully.

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John
John
1 month ago

Qureshi, what does GroupTag do and how do I find out what GroupTag my computers are in? Our computers are in AD and I need to get their HWID for onboarding them to Intune.

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IQ(@iq)
13 days ago
Reply to  John

Hi,
Do you use Endpoint Configuration Manager then you could use Autopilot for existing devices. How many devices do you need to add and do you have admin access to them?
The GroupTag allows you to add the devices to a Group and then automatically adds the devices to that build/configuration.

For example Kiosk Build could have the Tag KIOSK then when a device is added with that tag it will get the Kiosk Configuration. You could have a Standard Tag which would have a different Configuration for Standard devices.

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