Image Assist Dynamic for Multiple Platforms Version 11.1 User's Guide

Create an Unattend XML file

1. On the Image Assist home page, click and click Additional Tools.
2. In the Create Unattend XML card, click BUILD.
   The Create Unattend XML page is displayed.
3. Perform the following steps:
   1. In the Owner and Organization section, enter the registered owner and organization.
   2. In the Microsoft Licensing Model section, if you have installed your operating system using the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) license, OEM is selected by default. If VLA is detected, in the Volume Licensing Type section, select Multiple Activation Key (MAK) or Key Management Server (KMS).
   3. In the Language Settings section, select a language.
   4. In the Time Zone section, select a time zone for the destination systems.
   5. In the Workgroup or Domain section, select Workgroup or Domain.
      If you select Domain, you are prompted to enter the username and password of your domain.
   6. In the Computer Name section, assign a name to the destination system.
   7. In the User Account Creation section, select Prompt end user to create a local admin account and set password to create a local admin account and set a password.
   8. In the Local System Administrator Accounts section, select Enable Local System Administrator Account to enable the local admin account.
   9. In the CopyProfile section, select Retain current user settings to retain the system user settings such as desktop wallpaper, desktop icons, and desktop settings.
   10. In the User Account Control section, select an appropriate option to prevent unauthorized changes to the operating system.
   11. In the Additional Synchronous Commands section, enter the commands that you want to automatically run synchronously at the end of the setup process and click the + icon.
   12. In the First Logon Commands section, enter the commands to configure Windows to automatically run a command the first time a user logs in and click the + icon.
4. Click CREATE UNATTEND.