Windows 10 version 1703 no longer accepts multiple auto-logon instructions on the "unattend.xml". (4277096)

Update: This issue has been addressed by Microsoft

Addressed issue where, if you specify an auto-logon configuration in Unattend.xml, auto-logon only works on the first logon, but will not work again when the device is restarted. 

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4025342/windows-10-update-kb4025342

To resolve the issue, make sure KB4022716 (or a newer replacement update, like KB4025342) is installed on the image before the sysprep and capture process.

Below you will find instructions on how to create a mid-level task to inject an MSU update into a deployed OS, if it was not installed before the sysprep and capture process took place.

Workaround: Inject the update into a deployed image

1. Create a file called KBInstall.bat and paste this into it:

   @echo off
   REM Determine architectureIf %PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE% == x86 set archtype=x86If %PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE% == AMD64 set archtype=x64
   REM Determine OS drive letter
   for %%I in (Z W V U S R Q P O N M L K J I H G F E D C) do (
   if exist %%I:\WINDOWS set WINDOWS_DRIVE=%%I:
   )
   REM Create a scratch directory
   mkdir %WINDOWS_DRIVE%\Windows\Temp\k2_mid
   
   REM Use DISM to inject the update into the deployed OS
   DISM.exe /Image:%WINDOWS_DRIVE%\ /ScratchDir:%WINDOWS_DRIVE%\Windows\Temp\k2_mid  /Add-Package /PackagePath:windows10.0-kb4022716-%archtype%.msu

   Note: Make sure to change the PackagePath parameter to reflect the file names of the MSU files
   
   

• Download the KB Update file(s) in MSU format:
  e.g. KB4022716 MSU for Windows 10 Version 1607 32-bit (x86) - 415.3 MB and 64-bit (x64) - 705.8 MB
  
  
• ZIP the BAT file and the MSU file(s) together
  
  
• Create an Application type post-install task (Library | Post-installation Tasks | Choose Action | Add Application...)
  1. Name it accordingly (e.g. Win10 KB4022716 - Autologon fix)
  2. Set the Runtime Environment to SDA Boot Environment (Windows) 
  3. Upload the ZIP file containing the BAT and MSU files
  4. In the Parameter or Full Command Line field, enter KBInstall.bat
  5. Click Save

   

• Add the post-install task to the desired deployment(s) as the last mid-level task