A small addition for anyone reading this: the setupcomplete.cmd part in #3 only applies the locale settings to users. To apply the settings to the lock screen as well (especially noticeable when changing the time format), add this:
reg add "HKU\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\International" /v...
I think the title is clear enough.
Things I already tried:
Disabling Content Delivery Manager
Removing the packages via PowerShell in setupcomplete.cmd (probably doesn't work because the packages aren't included in the image, they're being downloaded and installed automatically after...
Thanks, this made it possible to change the time format and remove the keyboard for all users. However, on the login screen the language bar still appears:
I want the language bar gone from there as well. I tried copying over the settings using Administrative language settings, but to no avail...
Hi everyone,
I'm building a new Windows 11 22H2 ISO and want to change the time format to 24H and remove the US keyboard layout during setup (I have set US-International to be the default using AutoUnattend). For this I tried to use a reg file which works perfectly fine when applied directly...
For anyone looking for an answer, I solved the problem by using the following reg file to apply the default search engine (Google) and install the extension I want (uBlock Origin):
https://dezwart.frl/edgeGoogleanduBlock.reg
The extension part is the same as mentioned before, but I'd like to...
Thanks for the replies. I know about the extension method and if there's no fix I will use that instead, but that still doesn't solve my problem with the search engine. There has to be a way, because when a profile with Google as the default search engine is copied to a different user on the...
The question is clear. I copied my Edge profile from C:\Users\[MYUSERNAME]\AppData\Local\Microsoft and added it to the Default user profile (happens during setupcomplete.cmd execution with a simple xcopy command). I also exported and imported the...
Found a solution, kind of:
Setting HideWirelessSetupInOOBE to true also disables the above screen. Side effect is that connecting to a wireless network has to happen after installation, but that's something I can live with.
The below screen displays when installing Windows without an internet connection. I'd like to remove this so setup automatically continues with limited setup. Unfortunately I can't find this option anywhere when creating an autounattend file. Can someone please help me out?
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I somehow corrupted my image or something. I'm getting the following error while testing and installing: "could not update the computer's boot configuration". Guess I'll start all over again...
Regarding your reply:
1. I'm using an AutoUnattend.xml file but haven't been able to find a...
Thanks, I figured it out. There was indeed a program asking for input. Still running into a few other things, I'll try to figure them out as well.
EDIT: These are the things on my to do list:
-Remove "Do more accross devices with activity history" during setup Removed using a registry setting...
Hello everyone.
I'm currently working on a modified Windows ISO to use for my pc's at home. When I test my ISO everything works, except for one annoying thing:
This window prevents Windows Setup from continuing. I have to close this Window to proceed with the installation.
My questions are...
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