Adopting modern management opens the door for many new deployment options on Windows 10 from Autopilot, Dell Provisioning for Workspace ONE, and out-of-box experience. However, there are times when a “bare metal” install of plain, vanilla Windows 10 is needed. I am going to walk through how to set up and configure a zero-touch Windows 10 USB key, and how to service and update it to always have the latest version of Windows 10, using a free tool called “OSDBuilder”. I will also show how to integrate this together with a new feature from Workspace ONE called “Encrypted PPKG,” where we can install our corporate applications, join the domain, and automatically enroll into Workspace ONE.