A network administrator needs to deploy Windows 11 Enterprise across 75 new desktop computers in an enterprise organization. To minimize manual setup, the administrator wants to automate disk partitioning, user account creation, domain joining, and regional settings during the setup process without user intervention. Which file should the administrator prepare and include in the installation image to achieve this goal?
- An answer file named unattend.xml created using Windows System Image Manager (SIM)Cevap
- BA command-line script running chkdsk /r and sfc /scannow during the boot sequence
- CAn in-place upgrade package configured to convert 32-bit installations to 64-bit architecture
- DA application compatibility manifest modifying user account permissions for setup executables
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An answer file named unattend.xml created using Windows System Image Manager (SIM) is used to automate Windows OS installation settings.
An answer file (unattend.xml) contains pre-configured options for the Windows installation process. By using Windows System Image Manager (Windows SIM) to generate this XML file and placing it in the deployment media or image, administrators can automate disk layout, language settings, computer naming, domain joins, and product key entries without requiring manual input at each machine.
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Unattended OS Installation and Answer Files