When the UDI Wizard (OSDSetupWizard.exe) starts, by default it reads the UDI Wizard configuration file, which is the UDIWizard_Config.xml file—the primary configuration file for the UDI Wizard.

Note   The example uses the Config.xml file as the configuration file. In MDT, the default configuration file is the UDIWizard_Config.xml file, which resides in the Scripts folder in the MDT Files package for configuration.

You can override the default configuration file that the UDI Wizard uses by modifying the UDI Wizard task sequence step to use the /definition parameter. For more information about overriding the default configuration file that the UDI Wizard uses, see Override the Configuration File That the UDI Wizard Uses.

The top-level elements in the Config.xml file are the:

·     DLLs element

·     Style element

·     Pages element

·     StageGroups element

For more information about the schema of the UDI Wizard configuration file and each of these elements, see UDI Wizard Configuration File Schema Reference.

The UDI Wizard scans the DLLs element looking for the .dll files to load. In the example, two .dll files are listed: SamplePage.dll and SharedPages.dll. These .dll files must reside in the same folder as OSDSetupWizard.exe—the Tools\platform folder (where platform is x86 for the 32-bit version or x64 for the 64-bit version).

The UDI Wizard scans the Pages element looking for the pages that are defined. In the example, two pages are defined: Custom and SummaryPage. The Type attribute of the Page element is defined in the PageClassIDs.h file and uniquely defines the type of your custom page.

In the example, the defined type is Microsoft.SamplePage.LocationPage. For your custom page, substitute the following to avoid any potential conflicts with other pages you may create in the future:

·     Your organization name in the place of Microsoft.

·     Your project name in the place of SamplePage.

·     Your custom wizard page name in the place of LocationPage.

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Review the SamplePage Example