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Glad you figured it out. Those two lines are the only parts that differ for me as well.

Interesting, you're adding key=clear when you're running netsh wlan export, correct? The XML files should not be the same. On the several machines I've tested on, the XML exported with key=clear shows me the plaintext version of my SSID password in the XML file, whereas the standard export shows...

OK, I figured out what the problem *actually* was. When I came into work today, I noticed the machines were hanging on "Connecting" after a fresh install with my NTLite image, just like they were when I first asked my questions. I got so wrapped up in a small portion of the problem, I forgot...

Just tried %WINDIR% again with Machine execution. I made sure to adjust the commands accordingly, and I made sure the .xml profile was added in Machine execution as well. Still not working. Hard-coding the path is the only way I've gotten it to work.

Unattended user account + no improper /S flag is the configuration I'm using right now, which is working (though it's in the User execution). The only difference between that and what I have now is my usage of the absolute path instead of the %WINDIR%. I will try again with %WINDIR% as a sanity...

As you suggested, I was manually creating a user during the Windows install wizard. I'm assuming that's what you mean by out-of-the-box experience in this case. Before, I was creating a user automatically via NTLite.

I changed the file location since that screenshot.

Well, I got it to work. Not really sure why %WINDIR% wasn't working, but manually pointing the netsh command to C:\Windows\Setup\FilesU\Wi-Fi-SC.xml worked. I have been encountering a lot of very frustrating bugs in NTLite so far, from the commands I've entered re-ordering themselves upon...

I see. Removed that and tried again; no difference. I will try out the RunOnce method. Anyway, I realized that sometimes when I compress and reopen my session into an ISO, the order of the commands gets messed up occasionally. Is there a better way to apply my changes to an ISO that doesn't...

Tried removing the quotes entirely, and no difference - still doesn't work. In fact, now I don't have any log output, meaning netsh isn't running at all. If I can't get Post-Install to do what I need, I may look into RunOnce.

Here is the output of ipconfig /all in the OOBE after skipping the network join wizard via the option in Post-Setup: Mod note: Redacted MAC addresses for privacy.

In case it's helpful, here is my Wi-Fi-SC.xml (even though the password is encrypted as alphanumeric gibberish, I've redacted it)

I tried that already, still doesn't work unfortunately. I realized I messed up the order before I took that screenshot, but I did fix it on my end. Originally, I had everything in the "Machine" section up top, but I couldn't get some commands to work, such as powercfg. I have just tried again...

OK. Rebased the installer on the same Windows ISO to fix the BSOD problem. I disabled the automatic user creation. The first thing I'm prompted with is the network menu to sign into a wifi network. I'm not a huge Windows guy, so not sure exactly what to look for in the output of ipconfig /all...

The wifi drivers I'm using for these machines are built-in to Windows. I have some other machines I will need to load drivers for, but I haven't done that yet. My user account I was creating had no abnormal characters besides an underscore. I was skipping "Network configuration" in OOBE, but...

Just tried this. For log1, I'm getting "There is no such wireless interface on the system". For log2, I'm getting "Profile "SC" is not found on any interface." What is strange is that some times on a fresh install with this USB, running netsh wlan show profiles yields no results at all. Perhaps...

Hi there, I've followed this guide, however I'm having an issue where upon first user login, the Wifi hangs at "Connecting". Running netsh wlan show profiles does indeed show that my xml file with my network settings copied to the installation correctly. Is there something else that needs to...