# Provisioning

Hopefully you read the how to add your Autopilot configuration.  This will be similar.  Don't worry if you don't know how to create a Provisioning Package, that will be detailed in the next few pages.  This guide will detail how you add a Provisioning Package to your OSDCloud deployment

Here are the paths for you to add your Provisioning Package to either ISO Media or USB

```
#Content will be on the ISO or USB Boot Partition
#Ideal for Virtual Machine testing
$(Get-OSDCloudWorkspace)\Media\OSDCloud\Automate\Provisioning

#Content will be on the USB Drive
#Ideal for Physical Machine testing
$(Get-OSDCloudWorkspace)\OSDCloud\Automate\Provisioning
```

I'll start by adding my Google Chrome Enterprise Provisioning Package and updating my OSDCloud ISO

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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 Provisioning Package is on the ISO.  Invoke-OSDCloud will pick this up automatically before the disk is wiped.  This is for you to validate that your process worked.

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Towards the end of my OSDCloud Deployment, the Provisioning Package will be applied to the offline OS

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## First Boot

After my computer restarts from WinPE, the Provisioning Package should be applied.  You may or may not see any progress during this Phase

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## OOBE

A quick check in OOBE shows that Google Chrome was installed as it is in my Program Files

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## Windows Desktop

Now when I login for the first time, Google Chrome is already installed and ready to go

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