The steps as I saw it:
- Turn on new computer. Initial screen with three steps
- Windows 11 login. I had to select the provision account with a blank password.
- A pop up screen that says it will take roughly 1 hour and 6 minutes to complete. It rebooted just a few minutes in with no warning.
- A Windows computer update screen appeared and took about 10 minutes or so. It automatically logged back into the provision account. It asked for my unit number, and I followed a couple of screens indicating this would be a clerk computer. I recall the popup provision screen saying I still had about an hour left. It then rebooted again.
- The computer then got stuck in a Windows screen that updates were underway and not to reboot. I waited well beyond an hour and nothing happened. So I rebooted it and restarted the whole provisioning process manually. Then when I got back to this same Windows update screen, I went home for a couple of hours. When I came back the update did complete.
- The provision account was still there, but now had a password. I guess I can't use that anymore? A new unit account was created and required a new password. I used that.
- Another 20-30 minutes of more Windows updates. The provision account itself also disappeared.
- That's it. Nothing indicating I'm done?
- The background graphic isn't changing. Usually I get temple picks and a yellow theme. Now it's still the generic Windows 11 background.
- I was not prompted for a bit locker encryption process, or to save the key somewhere. The last three I did required that.