Windows Autopilot that finishes — managed by a Microsoft partner.
Managed care when you want Autopilot owned — lean IT or larger fleets — or consulting when you keep the stack — diagnostic first.
A laptop is only day-one ready when enrollment completes, required apps arrive in the right order, security policy applies, and the user can reach the resources they need.
Premium Cloud is a Microsoft partner. We design and repair that Autopilot path for government agencies and healthcare providers — and for teams that need the same day-one readiness without turning enrollment into a permanent ESP ticket queue.
Enrollment ownership, not another ticket queue.
Microsoft partner. Autopilot experience in government and healthcare environments where day-one readiness is non-negotiable. We own the enrollment path; this is not unlimited helpdesk.
Keep the outcome. Choose the operating model.
If you keep the stack, Assess, ESP recovery, and design-and-pilot start with Windows Autopilot Consulting.
Evidence first, then the right engagement.
The diagnostic covers the same ground as an Autopilot readiness assessment: profiles, ESP, apps, policy, identity, and licensing, with the failing phase named.
Autopilot succeeds or fails as a system.
The diagnostic follows the dependencies around enrollment instead of treating a deployment profile as the whole solution.
Autopilot implementation map
Work the enrollment path in this order: an Autopilot readiness assessment, then device association and the DeviceLink CSV, then a hash import stuck at Syncing. If the device dies in setup, separate ESP timeout 0x800705b4, ESP stuck at Apps (Identifying) with 0x81036502, and Windows App 0x80244018 in pre-provision. Once the blocking apps are named, deploy an app only during provisioning, and check pre-provision reseal before another lab wipe.
Field notes from Autopilot work
Practical posts on DeviceLink association and PSADT packaging that feed this enrollment path.
Frequently asked questions
We already have an MSP — can you coexist?
Yes. We own Autopilot enrollment; your MSP can keep the helpdesk and other Microsoft 365 work. Helpdesk is not the same as platform operator — this is not a pitch to fire your MSP.
Can we just buy a one-time Autopilot setup?
One-time setup without ownership is how ESP ticket queues return. Managed uses a build fee and a scope freeze because recurring enrollment failures have a cost. Consulting packages cover Assess, Remediate, or Design + pilot when you keep operations in-house — still scoped after diagnostic evidence.
Do you offer full Intune management like broad per-device peers?
No. We stay Autopilot-narrow: enrollment that finishes and stays finished. We are not competing as broad Intune administration with unlimited endpoint ops. Adjacent work is scoped separately after the diagnostic.
Make the next enrollment predictable.
Start with a short readiness check. We will use the diagnostic to separate a design problem from an operational one — then point you to Managed or Consulting.