Place the provisioning package on a USB drive or shared drive.įire up the new PC. name the PC however you see fit according to your naming scheme
configure local user accounts including passwords and group memberships On another PC, using Windows Configuration Designer, you can put together a provisioning package that will:
Here is a quick overview of an easy deployment process. It is easy to undo if you need the computer for another purpose, you just remove the provisioning package and it reverts the change. You can do this manually, using powershell, or also using Intune or SCCM if you have those options. So I highly recommend you use Windows 10 Shared PC mode.Īpply it with a provisioning package made in Windows Configuration Designer. Put a reasonable amount of effort into trying to fix this and had no Profile is recycled, they will not run on that user account any more) I Them for the duration of the first session you run them in, after the One method I had used in the past (Windows 7) was using a "guest"Īccount (domain guest in my case) which was great for Windows 7 but onġ0 will break any Windows 10 apps for that profile (you can use them
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