MS-721 · Question #185
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The correct answer is A. Yes. Inserting a USB flash drive containing the provisioning package (.ppkg) when the Surface Hub displays the Welcome screen is the correct and supported deployment method. Surface Hub's out-of-box experience natively detects and applies USB-based provisioning packages during initial
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Inserting a USB flash drive containing the provisioning package (.ppkg) when the Surface Hub displays the Welcome screen is the correct and supported deployment method. Surface Hub's out-of-box experience natively detects and applies USB-based provisioning packages during initial setup.
During initial setup, Surface Hub automatically detects a .ppkg file on an inserted USB flash drive when the Welcome screen is displayed and applies the provisioning package - this USB-based OOBE provisioning method is explicitly documented and supported by Windows 10 Team edition, making it a valid approach for deploying certificates, apps, and proxy settings.
This answer is incorrect because inserting a USB drive containing the provisioning package at the Surface Hub Welcome screen is an explicitly supported and documented deployment method that successfully meets the requirement.
Concept tested: Surface Hub USB provisioning package deployment at OOBE
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/surface-hub/provisioning-packages-for-surface-hub
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