Install windows oem

Download 1 file. Build Windows 10 21H1 Download Windows 10 Version 21H1 arm After downloading the right version of tool on your computer. Extract the tool zip file , right-click, and select Extract All option. This is necessary to download multiple files at once. Once done , LZX compression and other tasks will take place. Updates are merged to the final image, so you always get the latest build version out of the box.

In the end, the script will compile the ISO and saves it. You can access the ISO file we just created going to the same folder, congratulation for your home built original and safe operating system image. Install Windows and do not connect to the internet until you finish installing it, now navigate to the update file and install KB update then restart your computer.

Then select, Language and choose the architecture you need to download. They Fixed a problem leading to the UAC dialog potentially. Fixed a problem leading to OneNote crashing, when using the bit to pull and drop components in recent flights. Fixed a problem leading to the touch keyboard crashing when the main focus was moved to certain password fields. It will enhance the voice of Bluetooth mice when the load will increase on the system.

Fixed a problem leading to the Amharic keyboard not working in Win32 apps. New Keyboard emoji shortcuts features are not working. Windows 10 Pro N v 3. Windows 10 v 4. Windows 10 N v 5. Windows 10 Education Retail v 6. We'll use this drive to store your Windows images and other customizations that we'll use throughout this lab.

You can use two separate USB drives for this lab. When working with images, use local storage rather than external sources like network shares or removable drives. This reduces the risk of interrupting the build process from a temporary network issue or from disconnecting the USB device.

The version numbers of the Windows ADK, the Windows image you're deploying, and the languages and features you're adding must match. We also discuss how to add hardware drivers and other Windows apps in this guide.

If you need to add additional drivers to your image, you'll need to contact your hardware or software manufacturers. See Customize the Windows 11 Start menu.

The section at the top of the Start menu is called the Pinned section. This section consists of pins arranged in a grid. The items in this section are a subset of all the apps installed on the PC; not all installed apps are included in this section by default.

The number of rows and items in this view are consistent across device panel sizes. While the initial view of this section displays 18 items, a user can use the pagination control to move through pages of additional pins. The items in this section are a combination of Microsoft-defined apps, dynamically delivered apps, and OEM-configured items. After setting up their PC, users can add, move, or remove pins in this this section.

If you pin fewer than four items in either of these sections, other Microsoft-defined apps will slide over to fill the space to maintain the same order. Any array elements beyond the first four will be ignored. An item can only appear in the Pinned section once. It's not possible to pin an app in more than one location in this section, whether on the same page or on different pages. This is the section below the "Pinned" section. On first boot, the Get Started app from Microsoft will be pre-populated in this location.

An OEM can also pre-populate the section with a welcome or first run experience app that will stay pinned for up to seven days unless a customer removes it. Available customizations : One item in this section. Paste the following empty LayoutModification. To pin a web link to the Start menu, you'll need to have both LayoutModification. Web links use both LayoutModification.

Each web link that's specified in LayoutModification. Your exported Start layout will contain SecondaryTile elements for each of the web links you've configured. You'll add these to your LayoutModification. Add this tile to LayoutModification. Here's what it looks like, using the above example, to pin the web link to the bottom of the "Pinned" section:. You can pin additional items to the Start menu.

Here's an example of a LayoutModification. Copy your LayoutModification. If this folder already contains layoutmodification files, replace the existing file s with the new one s ;. You can pin up to three items to the Taskbar.

To pin Taskbar items, you need to create a custom TaskbarLayoutModification. See Customize the Windows 11 Taskbar.

Below is an empty Taskbar layout file. Copy the contents into a file called TaskbarLayoutModification. We recommend using the same shortcut. Some classic Windows applications are now packaged differently than they were in previous versions of Windows. See Notepad and Paint to learn more. Add a UWP app.

Later in Audit more, we'll add a registry key to define where the TaskbarLayoutModification is saved. If the license terms are included, the OEM must include a version of the license terms in each language that is preinstalled onto the PC. A license term text must be an. See OEM license terms for more information on license files.

To begin adding license terms, you'll have to create folders for your license files, and then configure OOBE to show the license on first boot.

Do this step for each language pack that's in the Windows image. Note: Please see this link to see complete list of language decimal identifiers of corresponding languages.

Create a license terms. For example: Move the English agreement. Open a text editor and create. Save the terms to the same folders as the. The names of the EULA files should be identical, except for the extension.

Create an oobe. Windows will automatically find the accompanying. Below is a sample oobe. Copy oobe. For example: Copy oobe. To add the German agreement, copy oobe. Now each language folder has an oobe. Create an csup. This file must include the date that the image was created, in the form of 'MM-DD-YYYY', with no other characters, on a single line at the top of the file. This command will create the file:.

Answer files or Unattend files can be used to modify Windows settings in your images during Setup. Answer files allow you specify various setup options, including how to partition disks, the location of the Windows image to install, and the product key to apply. Values that apply to the Windows installation, such as the names of user accounts, display settings, and Internet Explorer Favorites can also be specified.

The answer file for Setup is typically called Unattend. Unattend files include several sections, each of which are processed at different times throughout the Windows installation process. These phases are called configuration passes. Here are the most often-used passes:. A full list of answer file settings also known as Unattend settings is in the Unattended Windows Setup reference.

Make sure that your answer settings include the required settings as outlined in the OEM Policy Document. Catalog files. The catalog file appears in the Windows Image pane. Windows SIM lists the configurable components and packages in that image. In this section, we'll show you how to create an answer file that can configure settings when you deploy your Windows image.

Before you start, create a folder called Panther in your mounted Windows image. Windows will automatically look in this folder for an answer file. Create a bit color image with a maximum size of x pixels.

Using the same unattend. Determine available editions by running the following command to determine what images you can upgrade the image to:. In recovery scenarios, Windows doesn't automatically save settings created through with answer files, Windows Start Menu customizations created with LayoutModification. Troubleshoot: If you cannot see winre. Based on the size of the new winre. The amount of free space left is after you copy winre. See the below disk partition rules for more information.

Where C is the drive letter of the drive that contains the image. This process may take several minutes. Finish optimizing your image by exporting the image. During the export process, DISM removes files that were superseded and the image will have a reduced file size. Export the Windows image into a new image file:. You now have a customized Windows image that you can deploy to other PCs.

In the next section, we'll show you how to deploy the image to your reference PC, make online changes, and then finalize the Windows image to get it ready for final deployment. In this section we'll deploy an image to a PC so that it can be customized in Audit mode.

Before you start this section:. Make sure the sample scripts are in the Deployment folder on your USB drive. Run a script to create partitions and apply your image.

We'll use applyimage. This script and the subscripts it calls must be placed in the same subfolder. You can update these scripts to change the partition sizes as you desire. If you're going to be capturing and deploying your final image as an FFU, choose the options to not configure recovery. This allows you to expand the Windows partition, if needed, after you apply your FFU. You can configure recovery after you expand the Windows partition. Only use compact OS on Flash drive based devices as compact OS performance is heavily dependent on the storage device capabilities.

Please reference Compact OS for more information. The PC should boot into Windows Audit mode based on the settings of the unattend file we created earlier. If you're not using an unattend. Add the following registry key to define the location for the TaskbarLayoutModification.

You can use audit mode to customize Windows using the familiar Windows environment. In audit mode, you can add Windows desktop applications, change system settings, add data, and run scripts.

To make sure your audit mode changes are included in the recovery image, you'll need to capture these changes into a provisioning package using ScanState.

This package gets used by the system recovery tools to restore your changes if things go wrong. You can optionally save drive space by running the applications directly from the compressed recovery files; this is known as single-instancing.

If you want to capture the changes in an image and apply it to other devices, you'll need to use Sysprep to generalize the image. We don't recommend connecting your PC to the internet during manufacturing, and also don't recommend isntalling updates from Windows Update in audit mode because it will likely generate an error during sysprep. Earlier in the lab, we upgraded the edition from Windows Home to Windows Professional. Verify this change:. Through Windows and the Microsoft Store, you have tremendous opportunities for brand and device differentiation, revenue creation, and customer access.

Microsoft Store apps are at the center of the Windows experience.