Build a practical Windows 11 Shared PC baseline with Intune covering sign-in, apps, updates, security, and real-world troubleshooting, so shared devices stay fast, compliant, and easy to run. Shared Windows PCs are everywhere: frontline devices, training rooms, labs, meeting spaces, call centers, and kiosk-style scenarios. But without the right configuration they quickly become slow, messy, and hard to secure especially with multiple users, shifting shifts, and limited local IT access. In this session you’ll learn how to design and implement a Windows 11 Shared PC configuration using Microsoft Intune. We’ll translate the “Shared PC” concept into a reusable blueprint: identity choices (local vs Entra sign-in), account management, storage cleanup, app delivery (Win32/MSIX/Store), policy essentials, update strategy, and security hardening without ruining the user experience. Expect a practical walkthrough with real-world do’s and don’ts, plus troubleshooting patterns for the issues you only see in shared environments (stale profiles, disk bloat, sign-in loops, OneDrive/Teams behavior, and mis-scoped policies).

Windows Autopatch is redefining how enterprises handle updates for Windows, Microsoft 365, Teams, and Edge, offering a hands-free, service-driven approach that simplifies patching, boosts security, and supports zero-touch IT. For Managed Service Providers (MSPs), Autopatch opens the door to new managed service opportunities but also introduces important operational considerations around scale, governance, and multi-tenant delivery. In this session, we will explore how MSPs can seamlessly integrate Windows Autopatch into their service offerings to deliver streamlined, secure, and compliant update management across multiple environments. We will discuss how Autopatch compares to traditional WSUS and Intune update workflows, what it means for modern workplace automation, and how to align it with your broader update and compliance strategies. And that’s not all. We will also share a glimpse of what’s next for Autopatch. Expect to see smarter automation, deeper insights, and new flexibility that will take hands-off update management to an entirely new level. If you thought Autopatch was good before, just wait until you see what’s coming next.