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3.3.8 Install a specific Windows edition
OS Build Plans for the Windows operating system install the Standard edition by default.
Procedure 4 To install an edition other than Standard using the Standard distribution file set
1. Save a copy of the HP-provided Windows OS Build Plan, changing its name to better reflect
the Windows edition being installed.
2. Edit the Build Plan copy.
3. Select for the Create Windows xxxx Standard Default Unattend.xml step that will be
replaced.
4. Select one of the other HP-provided configuration files named Create Windows xxxx yyyy
Default Unattend.xml where xxxx is the Windows version and yyyy is the edition to be
installed. Be sure to preserve any parameters associated with the original configuration file.
5. Update the custom attribute listed in the parameters for the Validate Custom Attributes step at
the beginning of the Build Plan. By default, that step checks to make sure the standard edition
product key is defined. Update the parameter to check for the custom attribute that corresponds
to the edition you chose to install.
Procedure 5 To install an edition other than Standard using a different distribution file set
1. Follow the instructions in “Create a Windows scripted installation OS Build Plan for a localized
distribution” (page 25) to add the new distribution and have the OS Build Plan reference it.
2. Modify the Create Windows xxxx Standard Default Unattend.xml configuration file as follows:
• Comment out the <ProductKey> line that references the Standard edition and uncomment
the line for the new edition.
• Comment out the <Value> line in the <ImageInstall> section that references the
Standard edition and uncomment the line for the new edition.
3.3.9 Enable Windows Multipath I/O (MPIO) feature after a Windows OS installation
HP provides a script in the script repository that will enable the Windows Multipath I/O feature
(MPIO) using PowerShell commands or ServerManagerCmd.
Procedure 6 To create a Windows scripted installation OS Build Plan that enables MPIO after the
OS installation
1. Save a copy of the HP-provided Windows OS Build Plan, changing its name to better reflect
the Windows functionality being installed.
2. At the end of the OS Build Plan, after the OS has been installed, add the HP-provided script
Add Windows Multipath IO Feature.
3. After the Add Windows Multipath IO Feature step, add a Reboot step and a Wait for HP SA
Agent step with the same script parameters as the last steps in the HP-provided Windows OS
Build Plan.
3.3.10 Enable Windows Hyper-V role after a Windows OS installation
HP provides a script in the script repository that will enable the Windows Hyper-V role using
PowerShell commands or ServerManagerCmd.
Procedure 7 To create a Windows scripted installation OS Build Plan that enables Hyper-V role
after the OS installation
1. Save a copy of the HP-provided Windows OS Build Plan, changing its name to better reflect
the Windows functionality being installed.
2. At the end of the OS Build Plan, after the OS has been installed, add the HP-provided script
Add Windows Hyper-V Role.
3. After the Add Windows Hyper-V Role step, add a Reboot step and a Wait for HP SA Agent
step with the same script parameters as the last steps in the HP-provided Windows OS Build
Plan.
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