Windows Quick Machine Recovery
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Windows Quick Machine Recovery
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Re: Windows Quick Machine Recovery
#2Lots of talk about IT, but outside of the smallest of small orgs, what IT department would use a function like this instead of just swapping the device?
Re: Windows Quick Machine Recovery
#3Lots of talk about IT, but outside of the smallest of small orgs, what IT department would use a function like this instead of just swapping the device?
>what IT department would use a function like this
Probably the kind that follows every Microsoft guideline without thinking about whether it is really in their best interest or not.
For Microsoft, wouldn't those be some of the most desirable customers to positively identify above others if possible?
Re: Windows Quick Machine Recovery
#4Lots of talk about IT, but outside of the smallest of small orgs, what IT department would use a function like this instead of just swapping the device?
>what IT department would use a function like this Probably the kind that follows every Microsoft guideline without thinking about whether it is really in their best interest or not. For Microsoft, wouldn't those be some of the most desirable customers to positively identify above others if possible?
It's been decades since I did desktop support, but even back then I used RIS or (ugh) Altiris when a machine when t-u. There was no troubleshooting if it was seemingly an OS or hardware level issue, the people I supported had better things to do.
And today, Microsoft's push is the InTune-driven Autopilot which favors a very similar disposable (cattle-like) model.