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Install Settings
The Install Settings tab provides a list of available install settings pre-configured to automate the Windows Out-of-box experience.
There is a pre-defined Default Installation Settings set up with an assigned Administrator and a randomly-generated administrator Password user under Local User Accounts. You can customize the settings for the Default Installation Settings and change the administrator Password.
Creating Install Settings
To add Install Settings:
 
1. Click .
2. Assign an Install Settings Name.
3. Edit the Settings.
General Settings
> Organization Name – Select to keep the existing name or customize the name of your organization.
Regional Settings
> Keyboard or input method – Select the preferred input method.
> Currency and Date Format – Select the preferred currency and date format.
> Time Zone – Select the preferred time zone.
> System Language – Select the preferred system language.
Out-of-Box Experience
> Protect Your Computer – Select to Turn On Express Settings or to Turn Off Express Settings during Windows installation.
Choose Turn On Express Settings to proceed with installing Windows on the target machines with default Windows Express Settings. Choose Turn Off Express Settings to disable Windows Express Settings on target machines.
Disk Settings
> Wipe Disk – When you choose Yes to Wipe Disk, you will be able to create partitions and specify the size in GB or percentage (%), assign the drive letter and file system, and assign a label or name to the partition.
Note that when you choose Yes to Wipe Disk, all data will be erased from the target computer.
By default, the system drive letter is assigned to C:, and the file system is set as NTFS. You can only assign a label or name to the system drive and change the size.
When you choose No to Wipe Disk, you have the option to format the drive and assign a label or name to the partition.
When you choose to format the drive, any pre-existing information on it is lost. You can assign a label or name to the partition, but the file system is set to NTFS by default.
To enable image caching, Installation Settings configured in the Deployment Package should not have Wipe Disk enabled.
Local User Accounts
> Set up administrator, guest or local users on the machine during the installation process. Assign a user name, display name, group (access status) and password for each user account created.
Domain
> Assign the domain name, domain admin user name, password, and DNS Server.
4. Click Save after changes have been made.
Editing Install Settings
To edit Install Settings, click and click on the name of the Install Settings you want to edit. Click Save after changes have been made.
Deleting Install Settings
To delete Install Settings, click . Click on the name of the Install Settings you want to delete and click the delete icon.