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# AutoPilot Configuration File

Hopefully you added your JSON files as detailed in this short page

{% content-ref url="/pages/-MVzK3ISEWm30EgCTeGD" %}
[Configuration Files](/osdcloud-v1/osdcloud/setup/osdcloud-workspace/configuration-files.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

If so, you should be rewarded with a Menu selection after you run Start-OSDCloud.  Simply pick an AutoPilot Profile to apply, or skip this step

![](/files/-MWQSz6A6Jtd8Xkb06Rw)

## Modules and Scripts

If you didn't script selecting an AutoPilot Profile, after the Drivers have been applied to the offline OS, AutoPilot PowerShell Modules will be applied offline using Save-Module

![](/files/-MVYEyNCBLqvVloVJ1-Y)

![](/files/-MVYF--H5ddNZbLi228c)

## AutoPilot Configuration

If you selected an AutoPilot configuration earlier in OSDCloud, you will see the Configuration drop into the offline OS

![](/files/-MVYF56Q83vmZN6Waw-B)

## OOBE

Yeah buddy!

![](/files/-MVYFhki_vttna3_zn8M)


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