Hello,Create the Unattended File: You’ll need to create an XML file called autounattend.xml that includes the necessary settings for your deployment. This file can be created manually or by capturing a reference installation of Windows 10 and then modifying the generated sysprep unattended file.
Prepare the Windows Image: Use the Windows Image Manager (also known as DISM - Deployment Image Servicing and Management tool) to apply the autounattend.xml file to a Windows image (.wim file). This ensures that the image is pre-configured with the settings from your XML file.
Integrate the Unattended File into the Image: Before deploying the image, make sure the autounattend.xml is integrated into the image using DISM commands.
Deploy the Image via WDS: Once the image has been prepared and the unattended file has been applied, you can deploy this image via WDS. The WDS server should be configured to boot the client machine over the network and push the prepared image to the client.
Location of the Unattended File: The autounattend.xml file is usually placed in the \Windows\Panther folder within the root of the installation media or on the target system. When using WDS, you’ll integrate the XML file directly into the image, so it doesn’t need to be placed on the target system itself.
Testing: After setting everything up, test the deployment process on a non-production machine to ensure that the unattended installation works correctly before rolling it out to more systems.
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Hania Lian
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