User @CodingWonders added || /exit b 1 to the curl command which provides error handling in the event of download failure (say the user's cat tripped over the router). I've included that and also modification to allow the user to change the username. TEST THIS, as I HAVE NOT YET (I use Linux and would have to set up a VM to test which I may do in a bit). Here's the proposed changed version of bypass.cmd:
@echo off
curl -L -o C:\Windows\Panther\unattend.xml https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ChrisTitusTech/bypassnro/refs/heads/main/unattend.xml || /exit b 1
set "xmlfile=C:\Windows\Panther\unattend.xml"
powershell -Command "[xml]$xml = Get-Content '%xmlfile%'; $xml.SelectSingleNode('//LocalAccount/Name').InnerText" > temp.txt
set /p default=<temp.txt
del temp.txt
echo Default username is %default%
set /p newuser="Enter new username (press Enter to use default): "
if "%newuser%"=="" set newuser=%default%
powershell -Command "[xml]$xml = Get-Content '%xmlfile%'; $nameNode = $xml.SelectSingleNode('//LocalAccount/Name'); $nameNode.InnerText = '%newuser%'; $dispNode = $xml.SelectSingleNode('//LocalAccount/DisplayName'); if($dispNode){$dispNode.InnerText = '%newuser%'}; $xml.Save('%xmlfile%')"
%WINDIR%\System32\Sysprep\Sysprep.exe /oobe /unattend:C:\Windows\Panther\unattend.xml /reboot
bypass.cmd.txt
User @CodingWonders added
|| /exit b 1to the curl command which provides error handling in the event of download failure (say the user's cat tripped over the router). I've included that and also modification to allow the user to change the username. TEST THIS, as I HAVE NOT YET (I use Linux and would have to set up a VM to test which I may do in a bit). Here's the proposed changed version of bypass.cmd:bypass.cmd.txt