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# Verify deployment

Foundry Deploy finishes with a success or error state.

## Success

Review the completion message and session summary. Use the reboot action or follow the displayed reboot instruction.

<figure><img src="/files/txQbFAAnfi4ccd5wejiM" alt="Foundry Deploy success page with the reboot action"><figcaption><p>Confirm deployment success before rebooting the device.</p></figcaption></figure>

After reboot:

* Confirm that Windows starts from the target disk.
* Confirm the expected computer name.
* Confirm network and required device drivers.
* Verify Windows Autopilot registration or staged profile when configured.
* Complete the organization’s acceptance checks before handoff.

## Error

The error page identifies the failed deployment step and displays details.

<figure><img src="/files/rk7vGQ9WN63oNLB4t5Ew" alt="Foundry Deploy error page showing the failed deployment step"><figcaption><p>Record the failed step and error details before troubleshooting.</p></figcaption></figure>

Do not immediately retry a destructive deployment. Record the failed step and error, then collect [logs and support information](/troubleshooting/logs-and-support.md).


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