Enroll a device in Windows device management

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To apply settings and manage your organization's Microsoft Windows devices through Google endpoint management, the devices must be enrolled in Windows device management.

Do you need to manually enroll devices?

How you enroll devices depends on whether you install Google Credential Provider for Windows (GCPW):

  • If you install GCPW on a device, you don't need to manually enroll the device and can skip the following instructions. GCPW automatically enrolls the device in Windows device management when the user first signs in with their Google Account unless you disable automatic enrollment.
  • If you don't install GCPW, follow these instructions to enroll the device.

Requirements

Before you can enroll devices:

Enroll a Windows device

  1. Sign in to the Windows 10 device.
  2. Open https://deviceenrollmentforwindows.googleapis.com/v1/deeplink in a Chrome or Edge browser.
  3. Confirm that you want to switch apps.
  4. Enter the Google email address you want to enroll the device with.
  5. Click Next to start device enrollment.
  6. Sign in to your managed Google Account.

If you get an error during enrollment, review the requirements.

Verify enrollment of a Windows device

  1. In the Google Admin console, go to Menu and then Devices and thenOverview

    Requires having the Shared device settings administrator privilege.

  2. Click Endpoints.
  3. Click Add a filter and thenManagement Type and thenEnhanced desktop security and thenApply to show only devices enrolled in Windows device management.


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