-# Windows endpoint automation
+# Claudio Mendes · Windows endpoint automation
-Canonical GitHub Pages hub for the
-[vartaxe Windows endpoint automation projects](https://vartaxe.github.io/).
-It unifies the public profile and the retired ConfigMgr OSD landing page, while the
-individual script repositories remain the authoritative sources for code,
-documentation, tests, releases, and checksums.
+The canonical project catalogue for [Claudio Mendes (@vartaxe)](https://github.com/vartaxe).
+It introduces focused PowerShell tools for Windows endpoint automation and links
+to each repository's authoritative README, releases, and validation guidance.
GitHub Pages publishes the dependency-free `index.html`, `style.css`, and local SVG
artwork directly from `main`. The page supports light and dark color schemes,
-keyboard navigation, reduced motion, safe-area insets, and a restrictive CSP.
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-The legacy `/ConfigMgr-OSD/` URL remains a compatibility redirect; it does not
-depend on the retired repository. Light and dark button colors use separate
-foreground tokens so guide links retain WCAG AA text contrast in either theme.
+keyboard navigation, reduced motion, safe-area insets, and a restrictive
+Content Security Policy.
The site and its original SVG artwork are [MIT licensed](LICENSE). Report content
problems through the [profile repository](https://github.com/vartaxe/vartaxe/issues/new/choose).
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- Built for the real environment
+Requirements and compatibility are documented so administrators can judge fit before adding a script to a task sequence.
+ConfigMgr OSD scripts
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- Active Directory
-Add computers to AD groups
-Add a computer account to Active Directory groups during an OSD task sequence with Kerberos over LDAPS, membership verification, bounded retries, and CMTrace logging.
- -Diagnostics
-Copy OSD logs to a file share
-Collect and archive deployment logs, then upload the ZIP to an SMB share with retries and remote byte-size verification.
- -WinPE storage
-Disk partition layout
-Create a firmware-appropriate GPT or MBR layout in WinPE with fail-closed target selection and explicit safety checks.
-Warning: this irreversibly cleans and repartitions the target disk.
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- Validate before rollout. Live ConfigMgr, Active Directory, WinPE, and SMB testing has not been completed for these releases. Automated checks cover syntax, static analysis, and mocked scenarios only; validate in your own lab, using disposable hardware for disk-layout tests.
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- Driver and BIOS package automation is maintained in Driver Automation Tool, including the consolidated modern management scripts and vendor BIOS apply scripts.
-The former standalone Modern Driver Management and Modern BIOS Management repositories are archived compatibility sources. New maintenance belongs in DAT.
-Maintained forks retain their upstream licenses and attribution; the Driver Automation Tool license is not the MIT license used by the original OSD scripts.
-About Claudio
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- I write PowerShell tools for repeatable Windows deployment jobs, with clear inputs, useful logs, and explicit outcomes. The original ConfigMgr OSD scripts are self-contained and MIT-licensed. Validate every tool against its own license and deployment guidance before rollout.
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- Security and support. For bugs or usage questions, use the affected repository's support path. Report vulnerabilities privately through its security policy; do not disclose them in a public issue.
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+ Selected work
+Windows deployment tools
+Each project page links to its repository README for requirements, usage, compatibility, and validation details.
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+ Active Directory
+Add computers to AD groups
+Add a computer account to Active Directory groups during an OSD task sequence with Kerberos over LDAPS, membership verification, bounded retries, and CMTrace logging.
+ +Diagnostics
+Copy OSD logs to a file share
+Collect and archive deployment logs, then upload the ZIP to an SMB share with retries and remote byte-size verification.
+ +WinPE storage
+Disk partition layout
+Create a firmware-appropriate GPT or MBR layout in WinPE with fail-closed target selection and explicit safety checks.
+Warning: this irreversibly cleans and repartitions the target disk.
+ +How I work
+Practical tools, stated limits
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+ Safety before convenience
+Tools call out impactful behavior. The disk-layout script can irreversibly clean and repartition its selected target.
+Evidence, not promises
+Automated checks do not replace live ConfigMgr, Active Directory, WinPE, or SMB validation in your own environment.
+Related project
+Driver Automation Tool
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+ Open the repository for OEM driver and BIOS package automation for Configuration Manager and Intune.
+This is a fork of the original project. Upstream authorship and licensing remain with the original project; the OSD utilities above have separate repositories and license terms.
+About
+Claudio Mendes @vartaxe
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+ I work on Windows endpoint automation and the practical details around OS deployment: repeatable steps, understandable logs, and clear failure behavior.
+ +For security issues, use the private reporting path in the affected repository's security policy.