Bootable USB, Post-Setup programs are completely missing

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patrick2912

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Good evening,

so... i made a few tries with different programs (winsetupfromusb, rufus) on VM everything went fine.
As soon its from a bootable USB stick, post setup programs are completely missing?

Any idea?
 
Your PC probably has a Windows license key in BIOS (Dell, HP, Lenovo). Windows will normally skip Post-Setup commands if it finds one, since they expect you to re-install the factory image.

Under NTLite's Unattended screen, click Enable and check the OEM SetupComplete box.
Apply changes, and make another ISO.
 
garlin said:
Your PC probably has a Windows license key in BIOS (Dell, HP, Lenovo). Windows will normally skip Post-Setup commands if it finds one, since they expect you to re-install the factory image.

Under NTLite's Unattended screen, click Enable and check the OEM SetupComplete box.
Apply changes, and make another ISO.
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this solved my issue, thanks! :)

Another probably easy issue, it keeps giving me UK keyboard but i want US-International.
Even if i choose the Keyboard layout during the installation it gives me when finished the wrong one :(
 
yes indeed; but i does not make sense to me that when i choose US-INT that i get UK keyboard.
Both ways: unattended and manually?

If i do with en-US i have wrong time format(pm/am); location Netherlands.
Tried that before.
 
Tested a w10_19045.2846 EN-US, and put timezone to UTC+1; Amsterdam, Berlin, etc. and time show 24 hour format.
Seems possible to change to english keyboard layout after install - if needed.
 
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Non-standard user setups can't be fixed from the Unattended page, you're limited to the basic choices.

If you want to customize other regional settings, HKCU registry changes must be applied in Post-Setup (User). Otherwise your edits will be overwritten by first-time user provisioning.
 
Right - but a reagular private user using NTL can. That's what i try to prove.
Not everybody here is entreprise users and most support NTL are private users trying to slimming down Windows, is my guess!
 
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