Before going to desktop for the first time, Windows 10/11 will ask you a bunch of retarded questions about how to collect information (is that known as "telemetry?"). I know a way to do that is to use Rufus, but is there another way?
What rufus does is it basically generates an unattend.xml answer file and puts it in sources\$OEM$\$$\Panther folder. It most likely works on clean microsoft iso files, for me it kinda works on my serviced windows 10 or 11 22H2 isos, but after first reboot I have to confirm an error that says "could not install windows", restart one more time and then installation goes on as expected(questions skipped). As per microsoft documentation, you can just make Autounattended.xml containing: Code: <OOBE> <ProtectYourPC>3</ProtectYourPC> </OOBE> and put it in the root of your iso. For me, this option sadly doesn't work at all, as installation outright ignores the existence of this file and its contents. So, theoretically, this is what you do. In practice, I myself am not sure. x)
Which path is it? The root path of the ISO or the Panther path within $OEM$? And is it "unattend.xml" or "autounattend.xml?"
Sounds like a cop-out, but I guess I'll just be satisfied with answering those "pointless" questions put out by the Windows installation. Thanks everyone!
I do always set up my ISOs with the MRP project from @mxman2k. I never see these questions, except for some special SKUs where OOBE scripts do not work.