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I have multiple WinBook laptops. I want to do a fresh windows 11 installation from USB. However, there is a lot of manual input to do per device in the Installation setup that I want to avoid, like selecting the partitions to delete 1 by 1, selecting the windows version to install (I want to use win 11 pro), deny the entry of a WIN key at the installation process....etc. Is there a way to have the devices do the entire Windows 11 Clean Installation from the USB automatically without any human input other than inserting the USB?
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There are many ways to accomplish this depending on whether you are part of an organization or taking care of a family network. Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) is a great way develop a simple task sequence to deploy Windows. With it, you can set up partitions, install drivers, updates, and software, etc.. You can use MDT to create bootable flash media for quick deployment.
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Hello,
Yes, you can automate the Windows 11 installation process using an answer file (unattend.xml) that will be used by Windows Setup. This file contains answers for all the prompts that come up during the installation.
How to create an unattended installation of Windows 10 | Windows Central
Here’s a basic step-by-step guide:
Download the Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (ADK) from Microsoft’s official website.
Install the Windows System Image Manager (part of ADK) on your computer.
Open the Windows System Image Manager and create a new answer file.
In this file, you can specify all the settings like partition creation, Windows version, product key, and many other preferences. You can find the detailed instructions and options in Microsoft’s official documentation.
Save this answer file as “autounattend.xml” and copy it to the root directory of your USB installation media.
When you boot the computer from this USB drive, Windows Setup will automatically read the “autounattend.xml” file and apply all the settings specified in it.
Please note that this process is quite advanced and requires careful configuration. It’s also a good idea to test your automated installation on a single computer before applying it to all your laptops.
Best Regards,
Hania Lian
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