-# 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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- Windows Endpoint Automation | vartaxe
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+ Claudio Mendes | Windows endpoint automation
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Claudio Mendes · @vartaxe
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Windows endpoint automation
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Safety-focused Windows PowerShell 5.1 tools for Configuration Manager operating-system deployment and endpoint management.
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PowerShell · Configuration Manager · Active Directory
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Claudio Mendes
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Windows endpoint automation built around clear inputs, useful logs, and predictable outcomes.
Independent tools for Windows deployment and endpoint operations.
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ConfigMgr OSD scripts
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Active Directory
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Add computers to AD groups
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Add a computer account to Active Directory groups during an OSD task sequence with Kerberos over LDAPS, membership verification, bounded retries, and CMTrace logging.
- 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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Related maintenance
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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.
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The former standalone Modern Driver Management and Modern BIOS Management repositories are archived compatibility sources. New maintenance belongs in DAT.
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Maintained forks retain their upstream licenses and attribution; the Driver Automation Tool license is not the MIT license used by the original OSD scripts.
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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.
- 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
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Windows deployment tools
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Each project page links to its repository README for requirements, usage, compatibility, and validation details.
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Active Directory
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Add computers to AD groups
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Add a computer account to Active Directory groups during an OSD task sequence with Kerberos over LDAPS, membership verification, bounded retries, and CMTrace logging.
Requirements and compatibility are documented so administrators can judge fit before adding a script to a task sequence.
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Safety before convenience
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Tools call out impactful behavior. The disk-layout script can irreversibly clean and repartition its selected target.
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Evidence, not promises
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Automated checks do not replace live ConfigMgr, Active Directory, WinPE, or SMB validation in your own environment.
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Related project
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Driver Automation Tool
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Open the repository for OEM driver and BIOS package automation for Configuration Manager and Intune.
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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.
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About
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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.