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hansooloo74
Pretty simple use case:
I am preparing a virtual machine image that will be cloned to create lots of identical copies. I would like the users' desktop to have Dark Mode configured as a standard part of the experience. The users will be local to the VMs, so there is no AD involved here.
I would prepare the image using the following steps:
Problem Statement:
When the system reboots, it gets stuck at a blue "Why did my PC Restart?" screen. If I remove these 2 changes to the Default user registry settings, then I don't run into this problem.
Question:
How can I get my image configured so that anyone with a local user account on the VM can get the Dark Mode experience in the cloned images?
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I am preparing a virtual machine image that will be cloned to create lots of identical copies. I would like the users' desktop to have Dark Mode configured as a standard part of the experience. The users will be local to the VMs, so there is no AD involved here.
I would prepare the image using the following steps:
- Install Windows 10 as usual
- Go into Audit Mode after reboot to install some standard apps, e.g., Notepad++, etc.
- Load the NTuser.dat file from C:\Users\Default\ into registry under a temporary location under HKEY_USERS
- Add the 2 dark mode related settings under Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Themes\Personalize:
- AppsUseLightTheme, DWORD, 0
- SystemUseLightTheme, DWORD, 0
- Unload the temporary hive loaded in step-3
- Generalize with CopyProfile and Reboot.
Problem Statement:
When the system reboots, it gets stuck at a blue "Why did my PC Restart?" screen. If I remove these 2 changes to the Default user registry settings, then I don't run into this problem.
Question:
How can I get my image configured so that anyone with a local user account on the VM can get the Dark Mode experience in the cloned images?
Continue reading...