Win 11 - Acc not set as admin after OOBE settings

[NitrousX]

Hi guys just been testing Win 11 using build 22000.194.
But when I auto login to Win 11 my acc is not setup as admin it is set as a standard user.
I used the OOBE deloy mode and create a account using administrator is there something i can change? Please

 

[garlin]

Where are you creating local accounts? Using the Unattended screen, or editing the XML?

 

[NitrousX]

Oh sorry I was using the unattended screen. Its worked before as I used it for a recent image in Windows 10

 

[garlin]

W11 defaults to disabling the Administrator account, if that's what you mean.

net user Administrator /active:yes

 

[NitrousX]

W11 defaults to disabling the Administrator account, if that's what you mean.

net user Administrator /active:yes

No sorry I'm not talking about the built in administrator account. I mean I used the unattended menu and selected the administrators group. Despite specifying the administrators group my account is still set as a standard account. I have gone through imaging the device twice. Cos at first I thought I was going mad. I'll see if I can attach the unattended file so you can check. Just making my way home thanks

 

[NitrousX]

Hi here is the unattended.xml let me know if there's anything i missed thanks

 

[garlin]

<LocalAccounts>
        <LocalAccount wcm:action="add">
                <DisplayName>Corsair</DisplayName>
                <Group>Administrators</Group>

I couldn't get NTLite to create wcm:action="add" for me, using different spins on "Enable built-in Administrator using this account" and "Auto-logon this user". wcm:action="add" is used in specific deployment cases, but usually people use MDT for scripting it.

Reset all the Unattended page, and do it over. See if your line comes back.

 

[crypticus]

wrong place

 

[francis11]

Adding name to local acc should work - don't have any probs - Try make this line <Value>TQBzAGkAUABhAHMAcwB3AG8AcgBkAA==</Value>
look like this
<Value></Value>
Be aware that Local User is hidden lines in NTL autounattend section.