George Simos

> That would be great! Thanks. > […](#) > On Sat, Mar 9, 2024 at 10:19 AM George Simos ***@***.***> wrote: @JerichoJones as far as I know, there is no...

Hello, Thank you for the spotting of this issue and the details/fix provided, will communicate them to the team for further check and fix. One question for you, did you...

Hi @ASlowTurtle, From what I understand, you need to add the following for each "Run PowerShell Script" step in the PowerShell script command box: **powershell.exe -file %SCRIPTROOT%\Your-Script.ps1** So in your...

Hi @ASlowTurtle, Thank you for your detailed report, it helps a lot to fix issues. I have to discuss this with the team and come back with answers and fixes,...

Hi Sbolt11, Any custom added section, should be also in the Priority property, in order to be processed. Can you try that and reply please? With regards,

By the way, the OSDComputerName in that convention will not work because this is the one recognized by VBS/WSF. You will need a user exit PowerShell script to do custom...

> @SBolt11 i am curious how you came upon the %SERIAL:7%? I assume you took some time to read the PSDwizard code; kudos to you! This is a "hidden" feature...

The WinPE boot image supports only one Deployment Share (DS), so what you have to do it setup each deployment share's "BootStrap.ini" file to point to your required share. Then...

Hello @jimbeam128, You have to add this in the rules tab (CustomSettings.ini file) of the properties of your deployment share: 1) Add in the Properties this: **SkipDeployReadiness** 2) Then you...

Hi @jimbeam128, For the PSD Wizard settings in CustomSettings.ini file you can refer to the documentation here https://github.com/FriendsOfMDT/PSD/blob/bad6b10ccccc2277318c4ee9b918a13e9e6fba7b/Documentation/PowerShell%20Deployment%20-%20PSD%20Wizard%20Guide.md?plain=1#L95. To use the PSD properties, you need to include them first in...