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Windows 11 Readiness — Power BI report

Built on the read-only snapshot from the Windows 11 Readiness script — no live tenant connection, just the sanitized CSV the collector writes to Blob.

Windows 11 Readiness — example report (synthetic lab data)

Example built on synthetic @contoso.com data.

Download the template

Windows 11 Readiness template (.pbit)

Opens to a finished report

The .pbit carries the data model, every DAX measure, and a pre-built report page (KPI cards, bar charts, a detail table and slicers). On open it prompts for three parameters — StorageAccount, ContainerName, FileName — then for your storage credentials, and loads straight from the container your collector writes to. No manual building.

The measures

Total Devices = DISTINCTCOUNT(Readiness[DeviceName])
Ready %       = DIVIDE(CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Readiness[DeviceName]), Readiness[Windows11ReadinessState] = "Capable"), [Total Devices])
Not Capable   = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Readiness[DeviceName]), Readiness[Windows11ReadinessState] = "Not capable")
TPM Failures  = CALCULATE(DISTINCTCOUNT(Readiness[DeviceName]), Readiness[TPMCheckFailed] = "true")

How it's wired

The collector writes the CSV to your storage account; the template reads it from Blob. Because the shaping and pre-aggregation already happened in the runbook, Power BI stays thin — connect, refresh, slice. Swap the three parameters for your own container and nothing else changes.