Feature Request: Add option to inject Autounattend.xml and $OEM$ folder into Windows 11 ISO (Win11 Creation section)

[a111et]

Feature Request: Add option to inject Autounattend.xml and $OEM$ folder into Windows 11 ISO (Win11 Creation section)

I would like to propose a useful enhancement for the Win11 Creation section in WinUtil.

Please consider adding a simple toggle/option that asks the user whether they want to include a custom autounattend.xml answer file and a $OEM$ folder into the Windows 11 ISO during creation.

Idea

Add a prompt such as:

“Do you want to add an unattended setup configuration (autounattend.xml + $OEM$ folder) to the ISO?”

If the user selects “Yes”, WinUtil would allow them to:

• Provide or generate an autounattend.xml file
• Include a $OEM$ folder structure for scripts, drivers, or preset configurations
• Automatically integrate both into the ISO before final build

Why this is useful

This would greatly improve the flexibility of the tool for advanced users and system integrators. It enables:

• Fully automated Windows installation
• Pre-configured system setups (user accounts, regional settings, partitions, etc.)
• Easy inclusion of scripts, drivers, and tweaks via $OEM$
• Faster deployment for multiple machines without manual setup

Benefit

This feature would make WinUtil even more powerful for:

• IT technicians
• Power users
• System builders
• Lab / enterprise deployment scenarios

It keeps the UI simple while adding a very strong “advanced automation” option for those who need it.