Wednesday, October 2, 2024

Windows 11 Install - Recent

Depending on the Win11.iso
    If offered to set up work/school, do that. Any domain name works.
    New iso's will not have work/school option.

Installing starts
First reboot 79%
Second reboot 62%
"Just a moment..."
Yes, Yes, Skip
"Let's connect you to a network"
shift + f10
oobe\bypassnro
"Just a moment..."
reboot
"Just a moment..."
Yes, Yes, Skip
"Let's connect you to a network"
click "I don't have internet"
Name
Next "blank password" set up later
No to everything
Accept
Hi

sysdm.cpl advanced>performanc>settings turn off everything that moves, fades or slides
indexing options remove everything except start menu

cmd
winget upgrade
to get list - then likely these need upgrading - ignore the others
winget install Microsoft.AppInstaller
winget install Microsoft.WindowsTerminal
winget install Microsoft.VCLibs.Desktop.14

winget install -e --id=RevoUninstaller.RevoUninstaller
 remove some stuff you don't like or need

Chris Titus WinUtil
  powershell admin
    irm christitus.com/win | iex
      standard tweeks, updates security, create shorcut

paste in notepad
  save as "somename.bat"
    right click, run as admin

---
winget install -e --id=Notepad++.Notepad++
winget install -e --id=Chocolatey.Chocolatey
winget install -e --id=Chocolatey.ChocolateyGUI
winget install -e --id=MartiCliment.UniGetUI
winget install -e --id=7zip.7zip
winget install -e --id=voidtools.Everything
winget install -e --id=ShareX.ShareX
winget install -e --id=winaero.tweaker
winget install -e --accept-package-agreements --id=9PF4KZ2VN4W9
winget install -e --accept-package-agreements --id=9P8LTPGCBZXD
pause
---

cmd
choco install launchyqt -y

Remember to:
sysdm.cpl > Advanced > Performance > turn off Animate, Fade, Slide
indexing options > leave only Start Menu

What about that Schneegans autounattended.xml?

Here we go . . .
    with aggressive app removal

create autounattended.xml
    If on Virtualbox
        start Anyburn edit win-iso and add autounattended.xml > rebuild > save
    If on hardware
        copy autounattended.xml and Win.iso to flash drive installer.

Start Install
"We are getting a few things ready"
Choose drive
"Installing Windows"
78% reboot #1
"Installing"
58% starts running powershell scripts
reboot #2
"Just a moment"
Holly Hanna!
"Checking for updates"
"Hi"
More powershell magic being run
    The programs were uninstalled but the shortcuts are still on start
Yikes, I can't log on . . .
OK, I intended to have a blank password but left the default "password" in xml file.
So, "password" it is then :)
Remember to delete "password" in the autounattended file if you want "blank" :)


Strange:
    Some Win.iso versions won't pick up the inserted autounattend.xml on VB

Too Much? :)





Curl, Wget, Winget & Powershell Install or Download Commands

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