In a previous post I demonstrated how you can set Defaults for OSDCloudGUI But what if you want to set a Default for a Variable that isn’t available within the $Global:OSDCloudGUI variable to be set? Use Case While troubleshooting why OSDCloud was not working when being executed from my ConfigMgr task sequence, @gwblok suggested to […]
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So last time we added a CMD file to our Task Sequence to launch AutopilotOOBE. By default you will get the below layout when running AutopilotOOBE. Now lets customize this GUI a bit with some default values and actions. Additional Information Again this is straight from the documentation of AutopilotOOBE. AutopilotOOBE Configuration Json A configuration
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In my previous post we talked about AutopilotOOBE and how to manually install and run the module. But lets same ourselves some time and create a CMD file that can install and run the module for us. Additional Information This is straight from the documentation of AutopilotOOBE. What are we going to do? We’ll add
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If you manage HP devices with Configuration Manager, then you will most definitely need some drivers in your Boot Image for those devices. HP like some other manufactures, makes a package that should contain just about all the necessary drivers you need for all currently supported models. Download the current softpaq This package works with
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Update 2024-06-12: These additional steps are no longer required with the addition of some SetupComplete features that will update windows using features built into OSDCloud. See my post below on utilizing the SetupComplete option: So, I think the next thing we should add to our OSDCloudGUI Task Sequence, is making sure the Operating System has
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In my previous post I demonstrated how you can utilize OSDCloud within a Configuration Manager Task sequence. I’ll link the post below: By default, you will be given many different options for Operating Systems, Editions, and some Deployment Options. But what if you want to restrict what Operating Systems can be selected, or if you
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As many already do, Configuration Manager is used to apply your Windows Operating systems and join your workstations to Active Directory.The modern management way would be to just use the pre-installed OS on the workstation with Windows Autopilot, and if needed, do a reset of the OS from Intune to start over. But every now
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