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Migrating user profiles and settings to a new device can be a time-consuming and error-prone process. I need your help to know if there is any tested process to migrate a Windows 10/11 laptop enrolled in Intune to a new laptop, ensuring the new device seamlessly inherits all applications, profiles, and settings of the previous device.
Sounds you also need to look at autopilot... assigning the required apps to the esp, so when the user logs in those apps are going to get installed.. ANd making sure all of the other apps are in the company portal and marked available
And make sure you configure onedrive kfm , so all the desktop/documents get back automatically
Configure edge automatic login and make sure it syncs..so it wil get everything on his new device also
don't forget to also enable enterprise state roaming... to make sure some settings are also saved in the cloud"
And if you need to make sure that some configs are deployed to the device, you can do so by configuring some powershell scripts...
You cant expect a roaming profile in a cloud native environment :)... but you can make sure it has almost the same feeling :)
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There isn't a direct way to migrate user profiles and settings entirely through Intune for a Windows 10/11 device.
Use a third-party User State Migration Tool (USMT) to migrate user profiles from the old device to the new one.:
Actually, you really don't want to migrate User Profiles from Windows to another Windows. Reason is, that you also will get all the crap with it (temp files, logs, lot of data you don't neet). You should;
With new Windows installation, it is very welcomed that User Profiles will be freshly created :)