AsadAlrafidain
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What do these options do during Windows Setup?
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They skip the Out of Box Experience setup screens before your first logon. By skipping OOBE, you're responsible for applying all the settings that OOBE would have asked you about. Otherwise Windows provides the system defaults for settings like the hostname, default language, region, privacy settings, etc.
Before disabling User OOBE, you're required to create a primary user account in Unattended mode, or enable the built-in Administrator for logon. If you forget this step, then Windows won't allow you to logon normally.
Most of the first-time logon problems are from skipping OOBE, and not properly creating a primary user. Which is why NTLite beginners are recommended not to change OOBE, until they understand how to use the Add local user wizard to fill in the missing details.
Before disabling User OOBE, you're required to create a primary user account in Unattended mode, or enable the built-in Administrator for logon. If you forget this step, then Windows won't allow you to logon normally.
Most of the first-time logon problems are from skipping OOBE, and not properly creating a primary user. Which is why NTLite beginners are recommended not to change OOBE, until they understand how to use the Add local user wizard to fill in the missing details.
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I would expect that to be true, since OOBE Updates are handled by OOBE.
But you have other options:
1. Add this line to your Windows host file:
2. Add this reg file from the Registry screen (it will disable Content Delivery Manager, so you can switch it again during Post-Setup):
But you have other options:
1. Add this line to your Windows host file:
Code:
127.0.0.1 sdx.microsoft.com2. Add this reg file from the Registry screen (it will disable Content Delivery Manager, so you can switch it again during Post-Setup):
Code:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\CloudContent]
"DisableCloudOptimizedContent"=dword:00000001