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no-gdid
no-gdid is a PowerShell-based tool to audit and block the Windows Global Device Identifier (GDID), a per-account device ID used by Microsoft and shared with law enforcement, based on verified reverse engineering.
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FR-AI / ANALYSISWhy it is worth attention
It saves engineers hours of manual log analysis by automatically correlating hundreds of MDM errors against the ESP’s explicit inventory, pinpointing the exact blocking step and its fix.
Who it is for
- Windows Autopilot deployment engineers
- Intune administrators troubleshooting enrollment failures
- IT support staff dealing with stuck ESP screens
- System administrators managing device provisioning at scale
Use cases
- Diagnosing why a device is stuck on the ESP during OOBE
- Identifying which app or policy blocked enrollment after an Autopilot failure
- Detecting reboots that kill installers and cause misleading exit codes
- Analyzing MSI transaction integrity to resolve lingering installation errors
Strengths
- Reconstructs the authoritative ESP sub‑step sequence from CloudExperienceHost events
- Provides a plain‑language root‑cause verdict at the top of the HTML report
- Consolidates per‑app install errors with decoded error codes and recommended fixes
- Auto‑collects the diagnostic bundle when run without arguments during OOBE (Shift+F10)
Considerations
- Requires Windows PowerShell 5.1+ (no Linux/macOS support)
- Auto‑collection needs elevation (e.g., SYSTEM context) for complete logs
- The noise classifier may occasionally mislabel findings; manual review of lower‑severity items is still recommended
README quick start
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