Windows 10: OOBE Error

Basically, a year ago, I reset my Windows 10 used to be a Windows 7 laptop because it used to be very laggy it's a Compaq/Presario. When I reset it, I wanted to reinstall Windows 10, but when I tried, it said "OOBEWELCOME", I have literally no idea what this is, but I need to fix it.

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OOBE

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Bypassing OOBE with registry causes printer errors

This is all Windows 10 21H2 based image Not sure if anyone else has seen this. I'm creating images on a test VM. The images themselves are fine, all setting and software needed are installed and the image capture works as well. I started to notice a problem when after imaging and bypassing the OOBE with a reg edit. Here's the steps I use: 1. image system with sysprepped image (no issues) 2. reboot system and allow it install initial drivers (no issues) 3. on first OOBE screen hit shift+ctrl+F3 and enter audit mode (no issues) 4. merge the regedit file: (no errors reported by the merge) - keys below Code:

5. reboot system (no issues) 6. login with pre-created user account (user is in admin group and no issues) 7. add printer (doesn't matter if local or network - printer is installed with no error or warning) 8. print test page - this is where the failure happens I get error 0x00000bbb 9. the only way to fix this error is a refresh install of windows (reinstall OS and keep all files and software) If I actually go through the OOBE and create a temp user and then logout and login as pre-created user, add printer and print test page it works fine. I'm just wondering what might be getting issed durning the OOBE step. If I left out any info let me know and I'll try to add some more.

 

Windows OOBE Background Pink

OK so here are the steps I'm taking.

1. Download en_windows_10_multiple_editions_x86_dvd_6848465.iso
   
2. Install the OS
   
3. Press CTRL + SHIFT + F3 on the "Get going fast" screen
   
4. Enter audit mode and see sysprep dialog
   
5. Select OOBE and check generalize
   
6. System Restarts
   
7. Going through the OOBE the background is pink.
   

Anyone know how I can override this really odd experience? I've tried it on two different machines (one with UEFI and one with old BIOS) and both have the pink background.