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Windows 10 20H2 Unattend.xml AuditUser Hardware Hash not available #7
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I'm using the AutoPilotConfigurationFile.json as described here (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/autopilot/existing-devices) to do AutoPilot without registerring the hardware hash... Just place the File in .\sources\$OEM$\$$\provisioning\Autopilot\AutopilotConfigurationFile.json I'm on 20H2 and I can get the HardwareHash by using your PowerShell command... Have you tried to run the command when the device is completely installed and running? Maybe it's a problem during AuditUser ? |
I'm use a AutoconfigurationFile.json file too. |
Strange... please send feedback if you hear something from MS. |
Ok, no problem, for the moment I test the script with SHIFT F10 on OOBE and launch a ps1 file to send the hardware hash and waiting the profile is assign... |
Hello,
In first, Thank's for your great job !.
I use an unattend.xml file to send the hardware hash (Autopilot Enrollment)
With Windows 10 2004 all is good,
With 20h2 is not the same, it is the end for this method ?
Unattend.xml in AuditUser mode -> launch a Powershell who install Windowsautopilotintune to get the hardware Hash
If I check with a query Wmi, i can take the serial number but not the Class MDM_DevDetail_Ext01
Get-WmiObject -namespace root/cimv2/mdm/dmmap -class MDM_DevDetail_Ext01 return an error.
Do you Have already Tested ?
Sorry for my English...:)
Best regards,
Michel
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