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I'm trying and failing to run a PowerShell script in an unattend.xml file. This is the unattend.xml file located in C:\Windows\System32\Sysprep, which is supposed to run when deploying an image on a ...
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I am struggling to find a way of automating the install of Windows 10. I have an unattended.xml file that handles creating the disk partition, the user, password and everything else. It's nearly fully ...
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I try to install a Windows Server VM on a Proxmox host with autounattended installation mode. The VM will be installed and starts as expected, but the network drivers (and so the network configuration)...
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I created unattend.xml file using Windows System Image Manager. It works when I run SysPrep on the PC but it does not work when newly installed Windows is starting. The whole point is to avoid OOBE ...
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I am developing Windows installation on a local computer with unattended answer file and use setup.exe. In the unattended.xml I am adding a user X with a password. I want to add a script to the ...
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I'm having an issue with deleting all partitions in a WDS unattened.xml file <DiskConfiguration> <Disk wcm:action="add"> <CreatePartitions> ...
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I am very curious to know what is this thing called "publickeytoken=31bf3856ad364e35" and where is that used for?
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I'm trying to use Windows SIM to generate a somewhat random computer name for a bunch of new computers we will be deploying Windows 10 using WDS. I know how to use SIM to auto-add the computers to the ...
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I'm using this brief unattended.xml file ive written to be used with sysprep, and although the basics are quite obvious, i think there's an issue with either the layout, headings, or maybe even the ...
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