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For onboarding Microsoft Windows devices in an Out of Box Experience (OOBE), the Microsoft Autopilot option can be used. This feature simplifies the device setup process, allowing administrators to set up and pre-configure new devices, making them ready for productive use right out of the box. References:

• VMware Workspace ONE UEM Documentation: Microsoft Autopilot Integration
• VMware Knowledge Base: Setting Up Windows OOBE

To use the 'Device Compliance (with Workspace ONE UEM)' authentication method, it must first be enabled in the 'UEM Integration' section of Workspace ONE Access. This establishes the necessary communication between Workspace ONE Access and Workspace ONE UEM, facilitating device compliance checks as part of the authentication process. References:

• VMware Workspace ONE Access Documentation: Authentication Methods
• VMware Blog: Integrating Workspace ONE UEM with Access

For an organization looking to authenticate user credentials through Workspace ONE Access for device enrollment, the relevant general enrollment setting to modify is the 'Source of Authentication for Intelligent Hub'. This setting controls where the authentication for enrollment originates.References: VMware Workspace ONE documentation on enrollment settings and authentication sources.