This article explains how to create a provisioning package that will allow your Windows 10 and Windows 11 devices to bulk join Azure AD.
For this, we are going to use Windows Configuration Designer (WCD).
Note: Windows Configuration Designer has to be run from a device already joined to the Azure AD tenant.
| Install Windows Configuration Designer (WCD) from Microsoft Store. |  |
| Start WCD and in the home page, Select Provision Desktop Devices |  |
| Enter the project details and click on Finish |  |
| Step 1: Setup Device. Set the naming convention of the laptop.In our case it is CIW-%RAND:5% We are not going to set any other option in this screen |
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| Step 2: Set Up Network. If needed, configure the WIFI settings |  |
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Step 3: Account Management. Select Enroll in Azure AD. Enter a token expiration date (that should correspond to the end of your deployment). Click on Get Bulk Token. This will redirect you to a browser and request you to login to your Azure AD tenant. Generate the token. Optionnally, configure the local admin account to create on the laptop. |
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| Consent.
If you are getting an access denied, it is probably because you are not in an Azure AD joined device. |
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| Applications and Certificates: We are not going to deploy appications or certificates. | |
| Clikc on the Finish Tab anc click on Create |  |
Before using it in the Cloudiway application, you must test it manually and verify that it is working.
For this, select a device and copy the provisioning package to this device. Double click on the provisioning package.
It will install it and reboot the computer.
After the reboot, in a command prompt, run dsregcmd.exe /status and verify that it is AD joined.
