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Are you using Windows 10 N edition?
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No the default is set to Microsoft Groove
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No the default is set to Microsoft Groove

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This is for audio and video. I can manually change it for one user but I need it for all users
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This is for audio and video. I can manually change it for one user but I need it for all users

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Did you try going into Audit mode before Sysprep, change the file association and use Sysprep to copy that setting to default user?
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Did you try going into Audit mode before Sysprep, change the file association and use Sysprep to copy that setting to default user?

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No I have not gone that route
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I assume you are using Sysprep though?
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Yes I am. After the image modifications are completed I run Sysprep to capture the image
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Yes I am. After the image modifications are completed I run Sysprep to capture the image

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For creating a Windows 10 image how can the default media player be changed to Windows media player? &nbsp;This needs to be applied to all users not just the account creating the image
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For creating a Windows 10 image how can the default media player be changed to Windows media player?  This needs to be applied to all users not just the account creating the image

Modify default settings for Windows 10 image

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