I was preparing my ThinkPad X280 for sale, but I guess the goobers over at “Multiplex Global” didn’t unenroll the computer from Autopilot properly when they sent it off to recycling.
I totally forgot about this. I had actually sent some emails to some contacts of theirs I had found online, getting zero response.
Assholes.
@solonovamax I can’t expect the average user to know how to get around that.
The moment they connect it to the Internet, which is required with Win11 OOBE, it will force them to log in with valid Metroplex Global credentials to continue.
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@maddy similar problem, my thinkpad t570 is still enrolled in some device guard thing and i dont have the “supervisor password”, so i cant sell it 
@maddy sell it as a librebooted device, that way you only get offers from people who would know how to solve smth like that
@solonovamax I’m not looking for more hassle.
@jenny753 It’s basically device management for any Windows computer that allows configuration and applications to be installed remotely, requiring a valid login associated with the organization that enrolled the computer with Autopilot. Survives a clean wipe and re-install.
@noisytoot Not looking to put more effort into something I’m trying to offload, but thank you.
@maddy can you force it to downgrade into Windows Home by applying an evaluation key from CMD during OOBE?
I’m not sure if you can enroll Windows home in Autopilot so not sure what the result will be.
You can open cmd by pressing F10 I think