All Windows Server versions are defaulted to the Server Standard edition. You can modify this by editing the Autounattend.xml file, changing the ImageInstall>OSImage>InstallFrom>MetaData>Value element
Shouldn't it be <Value>Windows Server 2019 Standard SERVERSTANDARD</value> (or something like that)? I'm not sure about the SERVERSTANDARD part. Or the documentation changed to match what is actually happening?
PS E:\> Get-WindowsImage -ImagePath .\sources\install.wim
ImageIndex : 1
ImageName : Windows Server 2019 Standard
ImageDescription : (Recommended) This option omits most of the Windows graphical environment. Manage with a command
prompt and PowerShell, or remotely with Windows Admin Center or other tools.
ImageSize : 8,388,579,855 bytes
ImageIndex : 2
ImageName : Windows Server 2019 Standard (Desktop Experience)
ImageDescription : This option installs the full Windows graphical environment, consuming extra drive space. It can be
useful if you want to use the Windows desktop or have an app that requires it.
ImageSize : 14,668,863,719 bytes
ImageIndex : 3
ImageName : Windows Server 2019 Datacenter
ImageDescription : (Recommended) This option omits most of the Windows graphical environment. Manage with a command
prompt and PowerShell, or remotely with Windows Admin Center or other tools.
ImageSize : 8,378,362,786 bytes
ImageIndex : 4
ImageName : Windows Server 2019 Datacenter (Desktop Experience)
ImageDescription : This option installs the full Windows graphical environment, consuming extra drive space. It can be
useful if you want to use the Windows desktop or have an app that requires it.
ImageSize : 14,673,479,669 bytes
Maybe a personal problem but the README.md states
But the
answer_files/2019/Autounattend.xml
saysShouldn't it be
<Value>Windows Server 2019 Standard SERVERSTANDARD</value>
(or something like that)? I'm not sure about theSERVERSTANDARD
part. Or the documentation changed to match what is actually happening?