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# Review and deploy

The Summary step is the final opportunity to validate the deployment choices.

## Review the summary

Confirm:

* Target disk and computer name.
* Windows release, language, edition, and license channel.
* Driver pack.
* Firmware options.
* Windows Autopilot method and, for zero-touch hardware hash upload, the configured group tag.
* Optional features and other deployment customization.

<figure><img src="/files/E5jDTSBU2FUToFxgOVit" alt="Foundry Deploy deployment summary before confirmation"><figcaption><p>Review every deployment choice before starting the destructive operation.</p></figcaption></figure>

## Start deployment

Start only when every value is correct. Foundry opens **Confirm disk erase** before crossing the destructive boundary. Verify the disk number, model, bus, size, and selected operating system before accepting.

{% hint style="danger" %}
Accepting the confirmation allows Foundry to clean and repartition the selected disk. Existing data on that disk will be lost.
{% endhint %}

Do not power off the device, disconnect required networking, or remove deployment media while Foundry is working.

The progress page reports the current step, completed-step count, and overall progress when the operation can be measured.

<figure><img src="/files/Qe7OUeFJc5LXqVBtAMfT" alt="Foundry Deploy showing the current deployment step and overall progress"><figcaption><p>Follow the current step and overall deployment progress.</p></figcaption></figure>


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