Windows Customizations with PowerShell
This post was updated on June 18th, 2026. This post has been rewritten from the ground up. The original version of this solution was a Configuration Manager task sequence script driven by a Parameters.ini file. It worked, but it was built for a Windows 10 task-sequence world, and a lot of its customizations were applied as policies that locked the setting so the user could no longer change it. The modern version is a complete redesign for Windows 11 and Intune/Autopilot. It is a Win32 app that runs during the Autopilot device Enrollment Status Page and applies a curated set of customizations as defaults that a non-admin user can still change. This post covers the high-level concepts. The full setting list and the deeper implementation details live in the docs in the GitHub repo, so I won’t duplicate all of that here. ...