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Iron Contributor

Jul 05, 2018

Get-WindowsAutoPilotInfo - A quicker way...

Hi All Just a Tip from me to make it easier (if you got other ways, let me know, would be interested) Starting to deploy via Autopilot but first grabbing the information - so I am using ...

Iron Contributor

Nov 07, 2019

firebladez Try these, put them on the USB stick

I did run them with the OS installed and through OOBE stage you can get to the command prompt by pressing , press Shift + F10

I have put them here...

https://github.com/simonallisonuk/Scripts

Copper Contributor

Nov 08, 2019

Thanks SimonAllison - I'll give it a go today... 🙂

SimonAllison
Iron Contributor
Nov 08, 2019
firebladez

I have just tested and there is an error, but this one works - all I did was remove the "p" as this gives the path and not just the drive. updating scripts

@ECHO ON
PowerShell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -Command %~d0\Get-WindowsAutoPilotInfo.ps1 -ComputerName $env:computername -OutputFile %~d0\$env:computername.csv
- Andycap147
  Copper Contributor
  Nov 09, 2020
  SimonAllison Do you know if it's possible to use this without completing Windows setup. ie During OOBE after networking has been setup?
  - Acominatus
    Copper Contributor
    Mar 04, 2022
    Andycap147 Yes, pressing Caps+F10
- firebladez
  Copper Contributor
  Nov 11, 2019
  hi SimonAllison - sorry could not get this to work - after running the cmd as admin it had a heap of error then the powershell page closed - it was something like, the client can not connect to the destination specified in the request - and you can not call a method on a null-valued expression... this is what I managed to get from the quick vid I got on my phone
  - AndrewSkoulding
    Copper Contributor
    Jan 03, 2020
    firebladezI had to run the following in an elevated CMD prompt:
    
    winrm quickconfig
    
    That fixed the mass of red being thrown back from the PS script. Hope this helps you

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