# Autopilot

In this example, I'm going to copy an AutopilotConfigurationFile.json in my OSDCloud Workspace in the Media\OSDCloud\Automate directory.  Additionally, I'll copy a WIM to Media\OSDCloud\OS so that don't have to download an OS for my testing.

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## Boot to WinPE

Now I'll boot to a Virtual Machine to this ISO and start an OSDCloud deployment.  The screenshot below should help you visualize where the Autopilot file is on the ISO

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You will see the AutopilotConfigurationFile.json is identified before the disk is wiped.  This is for you to validate that your process worked.

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At the end of the OSDCloud deployment, the OSDCloud Automate will inject the Autopilot Configuration File automatically

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