# PowerShell Script to PPKG
In this example, the PowerShell script Set-OemModel.ps1 will be converted to a Provisioning Package. This script is part of OSConfig and found in the OSConfig\Scripts directory. This script has a simple purpose of setting the OEM Model information in System Properties.
## Windows Imaging and Configuration Designer
If you don't have WICD installed, you can get it from the Windows 10 ADK. Create a new Project
## Switch to Advanced Editor
Switch from the Basic to the Advanced Editor
## Remove Runtime Settings
Select Runtime settings from the right Navigation Pane and select Remove
## Create a ProvisioningCommand
In the left Navigation Pane, expand ProvisioningCommands and PrimaryContext. Add a Name and press the Add button
## Set the Command
Select the Command on the Left Navigation Pane. In the Main window, Browse for the PowerShell file and enter the following CommandLine
```
PowerShell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File Set-OemModel.ps1
```
Set the other values
## Export the Provisioning Package
Select Export from the top Menu and then select Provisioning package
## Build Owner
Change the Build Owner to IT Admin
## Build Security
Leave this blank for general Provisioning
## Save Path
Set the proper location to save the Provisioning Package
## Build
Build the Provisioning Package
## Testing
You can easily test a Provisioning Package by simply double clicking on the file. You will be prompted for confirmation
## Validation
Here is a before and after to show the results
## Download
You can download the Provisioning Package created in this page by selecting the link below
## Further Information
Provisioning Packages are expanded to the Current User %Temp% directory
In the case of Provisioning Packages that are executed in OOBE, they are in the following location
```
%SystemRoot%\System32\Config\SystemProfile\AppData\Local\Temp\ProvisioningPkgTmp\*
```
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