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Windows Autopatch, How it Works | Automate updates to Windows PCs and devices

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Go inside our new cloud service with ring-based deployment built-in for the automation of software update management for Windows, Microsoft Edge and your Office and Microsoft 365 apps, including Teams. Windows Autopatch will provide upcoming support for Windows 11 upgrades. If you're using our premium subscription services, it may be available to you at no additional cost.
Jeremy Chapman, Microsoft 365 Director, reverse engineers Windows Autopatch service to show how it works (within Intune and Azure Active Directory), how to get it running, and the time saving configurations it makes on your behalf.
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00:00 - Introduction
02:11 - Enable Windows Autopatch
02:58 - Register devices
05:47 - How sequenced rollouts work
08:19 - Behind broad ring policy
09:42 - Office and Microsoft 365 app updates
10:13 - Wrap up
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Get started at aka.ms/WindowsAutopatch
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See options for Microsoft 365 App updates at aka.ms/OfficeUpdateMechanics
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@DeployJeremy Год назад

Was fun going inside how the Windows Autopatch service automates the creation of AAD groups and policies to configure ring based deployment of Windows quality and feature updates. Let us know what you think. It's a major time saver.

@MSFTMechanics Год назад

Stay tuned. There are more updates coming.

@johnvintzel2641 Год назад

Great job showing off all the cool things my team is building!

@russwilson5314 Год назад

Great Windows Autopatch overview Jeremy. Excited to be working on this important service allowing IT Teams to free up time with Microsoft taking care of patch rollout.

@MSFTMechanics Год назад

Thanks Russ!

@ChrisTulip Год назад

Really cool to see the stuff I've worked on on Microsoft Mechanics! Love how Jeremy breaks it all down

@MSFTMechanics Год назад

Thanks Chris!

@ngabrunhosa Год назад

This is really great but please can we have a third party software patching as well.

@hsarvesh Год назад

Really nice to see Windows Autopatch..

@memoragab5087 Год назад

This was just awesome! Thanks a lot!

@MSFTMechanics Год назад

Thank you, Memo!

@SanjaySalmansd 10 месяцев назад

thank you so much sir for valuable info with details patch management

@Peccavi75 Год назад

I see drivers update in your screens... when will the rest of us see it released?

@moepskie Год назад

Looks good. I've been an Intune user for sometime, but I'm a bit confused about the statement made between 2:00 and 2:10 which says: "It can also automatically take necessary actions like pausing or rolling back quality updates if issues are detected". How does this process get automated exactly? As far as I've experienced until now (so Intune without Autopatch), I always had to do this manually. Really curious about how that works!

@mjay1304 Год назад

Well I guess this has something to do when Patch Tuesday comes in play. Broad feedback from the community helps Microsoft stopping those services. I don't know whether a real person stops all the patching for every tenant or it is an automatic process.

@ChrisTulip Год назад

Great Question! Autopatch gives customers the ability to easily pause / resume QUs across rings from our UI but the service also monitors a lot of signals: Consumer incidents, BSODs on version 1 vs version 2, the security risk profile, and several others. Based on those signals there are Microsoft engineers behind the scenes who are evaluating if it makes sense to broadly pause or expedite specific releases for our customers. To learn more, check out our documentation: learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/deployment/windows-autopatch/operate/windows-autopatch-wqu-signals

@francescoferrise Год назад

Very powerful service, but this Warning let us a little bit confused: "Adding or importing devices into any of these groups directly is not supported and doing so might cause an unexpected impact on the Windows Autopatch service." But, can we create other AzureAD groups with dynamic device assignment and assign those groups to Windows Autopatch rings? Or is possible to change the assignment of these groups (Modern Workplace Devices-Windows Autopatch-XXX) from static to dynamic?

@ChrisTulip Год назад

The autopatch service goes through and intelligently distributes devices between the rings so it is not supported for customers to nest AAD Groups into the rings. Instead, groups can be nested into the enrollment group and then if you have some that you need to make sure are in Broad ring then they can be moved using the Devices blade.

@user-it4pg5ox1q 9 месяцев назад

Amazing 🤩

@MSFTMechanics 9 месяцев назад

Thanks 🤗

@mediabeyondajr Год назад

There are more quick-hit videos of Autopatch on the Windows IT Pro channel too.

@DeployJeremy Год назад

Great channel recommendation. There are quite a few over there as well. This also came up in my last Windows in the Cloud show for Windows 365. Autopatch is part of the provisioning policy definition: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BUPDba5HbSg.html.

@adampembs1397 Месяц назад

We are enrolled in the UK government "Cyber Essentials" program. Part of this demands security patches are updated within 7 days. Can the Autopatch feature achieve this in a reliable manner?

@ashish0kiit Год назад

if I have to blacklist a patch and allow others for a particular month, can I do that?

@bbowling619 8 месяцев назад

Have drivers been an issue with Auto Patch? I know this vid is a year old so I am just checking to see if anyone is still having issues with drivers specifically? I haven't played around with this in a little while.

@bw_merlin Год назад

If you don't use Intune as your MDM is this available for other MDM options?

@MSFTMechanics Год назад

This service is deeply tied with Intune and Azure AD as the management platform.

@Necsissy Год назад

Does this tool support Forced restarts or allow metrics to track actions?

@MSFTMechanics Год назад

Yes, as demonstrated in the update policy settings, restart is set to mandatory after the grace period to ensure cumulative updates apply fully.

@donte-c Год назад

says heard...*

@skynetintex5878 Год назад

First :)

@MSFTMechanics Год назад

Yes you are!

@skynetintex5878 Год назад

@@MSFTMechanics Cheers! Keep up the great videos!

@MSFTMechanics Год назад

@@skynetintex5878 Thank you!

@mburland Год назад

Imagine if Windows came with a built in service that could automatically patch (update) Windows and Microsoft apps...

@MSFTMechanics Год назад

I know, right? When you see the actual mechanics of it at enterprise level scale, the AAD groups and policies created, plus the proactive monitoring with pause/roll back, it's quite different from the Microsoft Update or Windows Update for Business services.

@scottluebke5012 Год назад

Maybe I'm missing something, but unless updates are disabled, Windows has always automatically patched itself. Now, sure, that doesn't give you organization level control of your patching, but it's not like computers are just staying on super old OS builds.

@mburland Год назад

@@MSFTMechanics my point was: "why should it have to be different?" Surely this should just come as standard?

@markc6714 Год назад

Always a cost for basic features with Microsoft. The fact is, the only need for patches is because Microsoft screwed up the software on the first place, and patches are needed to secure the broken systems. For this, Microsoft expect us to pay........

@sundiatabradshaw6189 Год назад

Have you ever heard of a business model known as Software as a Service (SaaS)? Don't blame Microsoft for taking advantage of the opportunity to make as much $$$ as possible w/o being accused of having a monopoly. It sucked when Adobe went to this bs but WTH are you going to do?