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I do the same and tell (pipe) it to hide the changes: # (Out-Null hides the number of rules changed) Write-Host "Allow Network Discovery and Allow File and Printer Sharing" `n netsh advfirewall firewall set rule group=”network discovery” new enable=yes | Out-Null netsh advfirewall firewall set...

Nice setup if you are in a business. If you have 365 home, you can't customize the install, but I found to way to automate the download and run the install via powershell: Write-Output "Installing Microsoft 365..." $progressPreference = 'silentlyContinue' $Destination =...

Elevation depends on user acct:. "%WINDIR%\Setup\Scripts\SetupComplete.cmd: This script runs immediately after the user sees the desktop. This setting is disabled when using OEM product keys. It runs with local system permission. " Souce...

I am curious about your command line for running the script in elevated status? Please share

This is the way I do it: If the option is not in NTLite, then you can find the registry key to add or modify. Create a registry file on your desktop. (Ex: Test.reg) Add this to it: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 ; Turn off "Store and display recently opened programs in the Start menu"...

I can confirm that the KB update pulls from your server and that everything works properly. Thank you again for your time.

This since been fixed....The issue was the pc name and user name were the same. You cannot do this when doing an unattend.

Awesome! I'll try it out tonight

Here is my preset - Thank you for your help

Looks like this issue is back with the beta: v1.9.0.7115 - Can you please take a look?

SO looks like the issue is using the autologon. Specifically the UserAccounts is working right The Test account is logging in with nothing to associate it as an admin. Is there any way to fix this?

@EGE94 Create a powershell script for this. Create a cmd file to call the powershell script. Add the cmd file to the runonce HKCU registry folder so that when you first install windows and sign in, it will run the commands. Here are some powershell tips. I would suggest finding the app...

My scenario: I have my batch file and powershell file in the Sources\$1\UpdatePC folder. The files copy over to C:\UpdatePC correctly. I have the runonce registry key that calls the batch file from the HKCU location: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce]...