How to play a workflow.

Here you will run a workflow on the bench: choose lane, choose workflow, press Play, and watch the first transitions. When your screenshots arrive, we will make each milestone plain as day.

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Play a workflow

Select lane, select workflow, press Play, and confirm the end state.

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Select the lane

Confirm the keyboard (and video, if used) are present.

Select the workflow

Pick the workflow that matches the model family.

Press Play

If you use a step selector, choose the starting step that matches the current screen.

Watch the first transitions

Observe BIOS entry and first navigation for 20–40 seconds.

Verify the end state

Confirm wipe started, USB booted, or OS stage reached.

Screenshot: play controls (placeholder) Replace with your lane controls and “Play” button area.

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Milestones worth checking

BIOS entry visible.
Boot menu highlight correct.
Wipe tool start screen (if used).
No unexpected prompt.

Recovery

If the laptop deviates, recover cleanly and rejoin without guesswork.

Common: prompts, delays Rare: BIOS lock

Quick recovery steps

Stop the run.
Resolve the prompt (or mark as exception).
Restart from the closest matching step.
Refine the workflow later.

Screenshot: unexpected prompt (placeholder) Replace with the most common prompt your operators meet.

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Operator note

If a prompt occurreth often, craft a dedicated workflow (or exception policy) for that model.

Need to connect or record instead?

Use the other guides, and return here once ready.

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