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# Windows Setup Environment

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**To open a Command Prompt in WinSE, hold down SHIFT + F10**
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#### When you boot a computer using Windows 10 Media, you are booting to the Windows Setup Environment.  I refer to this as WinSE (yes, just like WinPE and WinRE).  WinSE exists as Index 2 of the Boot.wim

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## PowerShell and OSD Module

#### Through the Magic of Offline Servicing, I can add PowerShell to WinSE (OSDBuilder helps) and start doing some fun stuff.  Using the magic of OSDBuilder ExtraFiles, I decided to add the OSD Module to WinSE so I can have some fun.  Here is where you need to save the OSD Module

```
<Mount>\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\Modules
```

![](/files/-Lq-fFz515db3KHIczNO)

## ExecutionPolicy Restricted

#### Unfortunately WinSE's PowerShell Execution Policy doesn't help me out because this prevents the loading of PowerShell Modules.  I'll detail in the next page how to take care of this

![](/files/-Lq-fn1XwEDThSBRd6qQ)