Windows 10: Intune managed laptop updated to windows 11

Hi,we currently have 1000+ managed devices in intune with a lock on the update to windows 11 so we can manually decide when we're ready to upgrade our environment to windows 11. However,2 of our laptops automatically updated to windows 11. I have contacted the users of these devices and they said they had nothing to do with the update to windows 11. I currently have one of these laptops in my possession. Is there a way to troubleshoot the laptop to find out why it updated to windows 11? Or do you know a reason why it could have happened?Thanks in advance!

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What's new in Microsoft Intune


What's new in Microsoft Intune

Source: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/int...ntune#may-2016

 

SCCM / InTune Co-management license question

Hi,

If our Business is licensed via EA for Configuration Manager and we would like to transition to inTune via Co-Management, which devices will require an EMS license? Is it only the devices that migrate over to inTune as and when they move, or does the entire
estate require an EMS license as soon as we enable Co-Management?

A lot of the literature seems to suggest "All" users require an EMS license but I'm not sure if this is an ambiguous statement referring to devices or users that are migrating.

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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?