Fixpoint runs a local agent on every Windows 11 endpoint. When a service stops or a config drifts, it writes the remediation script, verifies it in sandbox, and deploys it — without a ticket, without a page, without your team in the loop.
Here's exactly what happens on your network when a Windows service stops. No marketing speak — this is the actual flow.
The Fixpoint agent polls every endpoint every 30 seconds. When the Print Spooler service stops on SERVER-03, it's flagged immediately. Your dashboard lights up red — no waiting for a user to call.
Fixpoint sends the service context to GPT-4o. In under 3 seconds, a PowerShell script is written targeting the specific drift — no generic runbooks, no human scripting. The script restarts the Print Spooler service with error handling.
Before anything touches production, the script runs in an isolated sandbox. Syntax is checked, restricted cmdlets are blocked, and execution is monitored. If it passes, it gets a script hash and moves to deploy. If it fails, it never reaches an endpoint.
The verified script is pushed to SERVER-03 and executed. The Print Spooler restarts. The service is confirmed RUNNING. You get a green DEPLOYED notification. Total elapsed time: 12.4 seconds. Zero human steps.
Intune flags it. Your RMM alerts on it. Your SIEM surfaces it. Every 3 AM page tells you something is wrong — but then what?
Your senior sysadmin drops what they're doing, writes a remediation script, tests it on a workstation, hopes it doesn't break anything, then deploys it. Repeat 300 times a week.
You scale the fleet. You don't scale the people. Drift compounds silently until a breach makes the news — or a user calls complaining their laptop is broken.
Fixpoint runs a local agent on every Windows 11 endpoint. It continuously evaluates your configuration baselines — registry policies, service states, update compliance, security controls — and when it finds a deviation, it doesn't just alert. It generates a targeted remediation script, tests it in an isolated sandbox, and deploys the verified fix. Automatically.
The admin sees a log entry. The problem is gone.
No predefined script library. Fixpoint writes a targeted fix for each specific drift event — registry drift, service failure, CVE exposure, group policy deviation — using the actual system state as context.
Every generated script runs in an isolated local sandbox before it touches production. Fixpoint validates the fix actually resolves the drift and doesn't break anything else. Failed sandbox = no deployment.
The agent runs with least-privilege principles. No admin credentials sent to a cloud service. No outbound connections required for remediation. Once verified, the fix executes locally on the endpoint.
Fixpoint complements your existing Intune deployment. It consumes your configuration baselines, reports remediation activity back into your compliance dashboard, and respects your existing policy definitions.
Every AI-generated script runs in a local isolated execution context before it touches production. A script that exits with an error, modifies files outside its remediation scope, or calls restricted cmdlets (Remove-Item, Stop-Process, Disable-WindowsOptionalFeature) gets blocked — not deployed.
Remediation executes over WinRM against your existing endpoint fleet. No admin passwords sent to a cloud service. No stored credentials on managed endpoints. The agent runs with the same permissions it already has — least privilege, always.
The agent operates fully offline. Detection, script generation, sandbox verification, and execution all run locally on the Windows endpoint. Network connectivity is required only for policy sync and drift reporting — remediation never depends on a cloud round-trip.
Fixpoint doesn't pull from a library of predefined runbooks. For every drift event, it reads the actual system state — service metadata, recent event log entries, current registry values — and generates a script that's specific to that event. A W32Time failure gets a different script than a Spooler crash, even on the same host.
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