Is there a way to have two autounattend.xml files on a Windows 10 install disk and is do, can you explain. Thank You.
You can only have 1 autounattend.xml in the root of your install media (USB/optical). If you boot your media, you can then SHIFT+F10 to open a CMD Prompt. From here you can run a custom batch file & do whatever. ie, create partition, install using dism, etc.. Or you can run setup.exe & specify an unattend.xml: Code: Setup /unattend:UEFIunattend.xml Setup /unattend:LEGACYunattend.xml Setup /unattend:ADMINunattend.xml Personally I use a WinPE that I created through Microsoft ADK & just run a batch file that let's be install any OS, any Index, include drivers, etc. See https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/murphy78-diskpart-and-apply-image-script.53532/
Copy everything from second unattend file except Code: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <unattend xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:unattend"> and Code: </unattend> to the first file above </unattend> line, then load the unattend in System Image Manager and remove duplicate entries.
1 applied directly to the image to handle OfflineServicing settings 1 added to the Panther directory to handle OOBE/Setup/Specialize 1 added to the installation media to handle WinPE/Disk creation, etc.