Planned maintenance: Windows Autopatch service
Windows Autopatch will undergo planned maintenance between late June and September 2026, lasting about 2 hours per tenant. During this time, the service will be read-only, preventing admin changes, but devices will operate normally. Maintenance occurs once per tenant, with full access restored afterward. What and Why Planned maintenance for Windows Autopatch tenants is coming soon as part of ongoing security, reliability, and resiliency improvements to the service. You are receiving this message because your tenant might be included in this maintenance. Rollout Schedule Maintenance will only last about 2 hours. Different devices will undergo this maintenance between late June 2026 and the end of September 2026. Impact on Your Organization Some Windows Autopatch tenants might temporarily enter a read-only state while platform maintenance is performed. This will only occur once during the maintenance period. During the maintenance window: Windows Autopatch experiences within the Microsoft Intune admin center might be temporarily read-only for up to approximately 2 hours. Admins will not be able to make changes to Windows Autopatch policies or settings during this period. Devices will continue operating normally with their existing deployed policies. Once maintenance is complete, full access will automatically be restored. All of your policies, rings, groups, and everything else in your tenant will continue to work after maintenance. The read-only maintenance window will only occur once per tenant. To minimize disruption, Windows Autopatch will attempt to perform maintenance during non-peak usage hours where possible, particularly for larger tenants. Action Required/Recommendations If you have questions or need assistance, file a service request by visiting the Support section of the Microsoft Intune admin center. For additional information about Windows Autopatch, see: Privacy | Microsoft Learn Compliance Considerations No compliance considerations are identified. Review as appropriate for your organization. Message ID: MC1385577
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