You'll see a bunch of fails on the first command execution just ignore as those are mostly tied to non-installed/disabled apps. Get-AppxPackage -AllUser | Remove-AppxPackage After blowing image onto the new hardware, log in and run PowerShell as administrator with these two commands in succession: So once the image is exactly how you want it-including the activation-use Macrium to create the image. You have to do this because of the AppxPackage installers are very finicky if you log in as any other user when you go to prep the image for activation. finish installing Windows from USB/Disk and stay logged in under the first/only admin user account that's created). The trick is to build out your image exactly as you want under the one user account that is set up with a fresh install of Windows (i.e.
It also makes imaging and copying images onto disparate hardware very easy-including going P2V, OR V2P! With Windows 10's digital licensing entitlement, it can be a pain to get the image to activate on new hardware, but there is a way. It's inexpensive (free to try, or for home use), and continues to be supported with new features and bug fixes.
I have been using Macrium Reflect for imaging servers and workstations in my organization for years.
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