# How to reprovision existing Cloud PC (Windows 365) to Windows 11

## BEFORE YOU BEGIN

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## Introduction

A few months back I wrote a blog post about how to configure Windows 365 Enterprise in Microsoft Endpoint Manager, which was released with Windows 10. But now that Windows 11 has become general available, I think it’s time for a quick post where I walk you through the process of how to reprovision your existing Cloud PC(s) to Windows 11.

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The original blog post – [How to configure Windows 365 Enterprise in Microsoft Endpoint Manager](https://www.osdsune.com/home/blog/2021/configure-windows-365-enterprise)

## Reprovision Cloud PC (Windows 365)

If I connect to my current Cloud PC we can quickly confirm that it is running Windows 10 at the moment.&#x20;

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Let’s reprovision it to Windows 11.\
Go to <https://intune.microsoft.com>\
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Click on **Devices | Windows 365 | Provisioning policies.**

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Select your provisioning policy.

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Click on **Edit**.

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Click on **Change.**

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Choose the **Windows 11 Enterprise + Microsoft 365 Apps** image.\
Click **Select.**

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Click **Next.**

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Click **Update.**

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Click on **Devices | Windows 365 | All Cloud PCs** or **Devices | Windows.** \
Select your Cloud PC from the list of devices and click on **Reprovision.**\
Click **Yes.**

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Approximately 1 hour later your new Cloud PC with Windows 11 will be ready for use.

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## Summary

That´s it folks. – Now you know how to reprovision your existing Cloud PC(s). From a personal perspective, I hope that we in a near future will have the opportunity to perform an in-place upgrade. Happy testing!

As always, if you have any questions regarding this topic, feel free to reach out to me.


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