You can upgrade an existing Windows 10 device to Windows 11 using Endpoint Manager (Intune) feature update deployment. In Intune, to achieve this task you need to create and deploy a feature update deployment policy.

One important piece of information is that you can target the policy to any Windows 10 device and only devices that meet the Windows 11 minimum requirements will upgrade. If the device doesn’t meet the minimum requirement, it will stay on Windows 10.

Intune Windows 11 Upgrade Requirements

Before deploying a feature updates there’s some obvious requirement :

• A valid Intune Subscription and enabled Endpoint Manager tenant
• The Windows device must be enrolled in Endpoint Manager
• The device must be Azure AD joined or Hybrid AD joined
• Meet the Windows 11 minimum requirements

Windows 10 edition that supports the Windows 11 upgrade :

• Windows 10/11 Pro
• Windows 10/11 Enterprise
• Windows 10/11 Pro Education
• Windows 10/11 Education

The LTSC version doesn’t support this upgrade method. Use SCCM or WSUS to upgrade those devices.

Endpoint Manager Windows 11 Feature updates Policy Creation

In Intune, we’ll create and deploy a feature updates policy. Instead of selecting a Windows 10 version, you’ll select a Windows 11 version.

• Log in the Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin portal
• Select Devices / Windows / Feature updates for Windows 10 and later / Create profile

• In Deployment settings, specify a name, a description
• For Feature update to deploy, select Windows 11 then select Next.

• Under Assignments, click Select groups to include/exclude to assign the feature updates deployment to a test group. Select Next to continue.

• Under Review + create, review the settings. and select Create

Monitoring and reporting

Intune compliance reports can be used to monitor and validate your deployment. Before using these reports, you must ensure that the right prerequisites are set.

• In the Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin portal
• Select Reports / Windows Updates
• The deployment statistics will be showed there

• There’s also some useful Windows 11 upgrade report under Devices / Monitor

• In the Software update section :