windows-insta-get-hwid

Quick USB-based HWID grabber for Windows Autopilot enrollment — no internet, no PSGallery, no fuss. Just plug in the USB during OOBE and run.

What it does

Two scripts, one job:

• Get-WindowsAutopilotInfo.ps1 — Microsoft's standard script (v3.9) that pulls the hardware hash, serial number, and device details via CIM.
• RUN-HWID.ps1 — thin wrapper that auto-detects the USB path and calls the above, outputting AutopilotHWID.csv directly onto the stick with Group Tag TEM pre-set.

The CSV lands right on the USB, ready to import into Intune > Devices > Enroll devices > Windows enrollment > Devices.

Usage

First, copy both RUN-HWID.ps1 and Get-WindowsAutopilotInfo.ps1 to the root of the USB stick (D:\).

Adjust the Group Tag TEM to your choice

Then during OOBE, drop into CMD (Shift+F10) and run:

powershell.exe -executionpolicy bypass -file D:\RUN-HWID.ps1

Swap D:\ for whatever drive letter your USB got assigned. You can check this via disk volume

That's it. The script resolves its own path, so no hardcoded drive letters needed — just point at RUN-HWID.ps1 and go.

Output

AutopilotHWID.csv written to the root of the USB, formatted for direct Intune import.

Notes

• Group Tag is hardcoded to TEM in RUN-HWID.ps1 — change the -GroupTag value there if needed.
• No network required, no module installs, works fully offline in OOBE.
• Get-WindowsAutopilotInfo.ps1 is the stock Microsoft script — swap in a newer version anytime without touching RUN-HWID.ps1.