Started a new project for a windows 11 25H2 image and added a few updates alongside some minimal tweaks, but it appears the 'Apply' process completed even though the 'Read updated data' step has a 0% completion bar on it.
Good catch! I'm flabbergasted that I missed that note about ethernet v. wireless connectivity affecting the joining process. I'll try adding the line and moving the script in the Post-Setup order, thanks!
On a whim I found and slightly modified a Powershell script and added it to the after-logon stage. That worked, but is this the right approach?
$password = "userpassword" | ConvertTo-SecureString -asPlainText -Force
$user = "$domain\username"
$credential = New-Object...
I can confirm that the network adapter is working and the network is being recognized using "ipconfig /all" I also have the PC set to prompt for a name during setup and I see that the name shows up in the information in the command. Still need to try a working join command.
Update: Moving the cleanup command from before-logon to after-logon gets rid of the Adobe folder entirely. This means you can have a full silent install with cleanup.
If I am understanding correctly, I should turn off all the unattended switches for OOBE and do a manual join? Or is there a script I should be using instead of NTLite's options for joining the domain?
How can this be implemented? I have two before-logon steps in Post-Setup to handle installing Office.
The BAT file you recommended for use
[ /c rmdir /S /Q "C:\office" ] command right afterwards
Upon reaching the desktop I confirmed that Office was indeed installed and that the "office"...
DNS you say? Odd. I can still do a manual join using the same credentials after reaching the desktop on the local account. I wonder why it's only during the auto-join process that it fails.
Working on a Windows 11 25H2 image today. This image will be used on laptops. The WIFI profile has been added via Post-Setup and the WIFI drivers have also been added.
In the Unattended section, I choose to network join using credentials that are authorized to add users to a domain. I can...
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