Windows 10: How do I kick off a manual Intune sync in Windows 11 ?

In windows 10 there was a sync button burried within work and school accounts in settings.That Button is no longer there in Windows 11So how do I manually sync an enrolled corporate device..?Thanks!Tony.

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Wireless Sync Zune Manually

Hello intodevel,

Thank you for writing. Yes, it is possible to manually start the wireless sync, and to start it, please follow these steps:

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  Make sure your computer is on and that you're logged in to your Windows user account.
  
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  On your Zune player, select Settings, Wireless, Sync,Sync with PC. Your Zune player displays the status of the sync process, including:
  

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  Looking for network
  
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  Connecting to network
  
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  Connecting to PC
  
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  Preparing to sync
  
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  Syncing
  
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  Sync complete
  

You can also refer to the full article on wireless syncing for more information about the process and other options here:http://www.zune.net/en-US/products/learningcenter/sync/usingsync/setupwirelesssync.htm

Have a nice Sunday!

 

Intune User-driven upgrade issues

Hi Brandan,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



I understand you are facing issues while testing Intune autopilot feature for user-drive profile. I suggest you to refer the article

Troubleshooting Windows Autopilot enrollment issues in Microsoft Intune and see if that helps.



For additional information, you can refer the article
Enroll Windows devices in Intune by using the Windows Autopilot.



If the issue persists, I suggest you to post your query in
TechNet forums, where we have a dedicated team with experts in Microsoft Intune to assist you with the appropriate troubleshooting steps.



Regards,

Nikhar Khare

Microsoft Community - Moderator

 

Intune - Windows 11 Readiness - "System firmware"

I'm looking at the "Windows 11 Readiness" report in the Intune - Endpoint Analytics - Work from Anywhere section.

One of the reasons shown that a computer is not compatible with Windows 11 is "System firmware".

I understand what the "CPU family" and "TPM" reasons are referring to for why a computer isn't compatible with Windows 11, but what does the "System firmware" mean?

At first I thought maybe it meant a computer needed the BIOS to be updated to a newer version, but I've tested and proven that not to be the case. So then I thought maybe it was telling me a computer doesn't support 'Secure Boot', but that too is not the case, because when I run the "hardwarereadiness.ps1" script, it shows the Secure Boot is fine on a computer that Intune has flagged this "system firmware" as an issue.

As it stands, I can't figure out a reason why a computer Intune says isn't compatible due to "system firmware" truly can't run Windows 11, because the computers seem to run it fine in my testing. So what is Intune trying to tell me regarding the "system firmware" reason in the Window 11 readiness report?