Based on the level of control, the following options are available via Microsoft Intune. When looking at those different methods, the level of control is the main differentiator. Let’s start with a quick introduction to the different methods that are available for upgrading devices Windows 11 when relying on Microsoft Intune. Introduction to the upgrade options for Windows 11 Tip: When looking for a method to provide users with an option to opt-in for upgrading to Windows 11, have a look at a previous blog post about using access packages. This post will go through those different methods for upgrading devices to Windows 11, followed the configuration options for those different methods. That service release introduced a few more options for managing and controlling the upgrade to Windows 11. That has changed with the latest service release (2111) of Microsoft Intune. The options to configure those managed devices, however, were limited when using Microsoft Intune. There is always an action required by the IT administrator to make sure that managed devices are allowed to upgrade to Windows 11. When discussing the upgrade to Windows 11, the first and foremost thing to mention is that managed devices won’t automatically upgrade to Windows 11. This week is again all about upgrading devices to Windows 11, by using Microsoft Intune.

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