walidshaari · September 29, 2026 13:21 · walidshaari · Sep 29, 2026
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 Now set up this laptop as a booth station. First decide which station number it is (2 to 6), or whether it's the spare. I'll use station 2 below; change the number if it's a different one.

 1. Install Quick Desktop (as QS kiosk)

 Open Edge or Chrome and go to https://aws.amazon.com/quick/download/ → Download for Windows.
 Run the downloaded installer. If Windows asks for administrator permission, enter the candidate account's password.
 Don't sign in yet.
 2. Run station setup

 On this laptop, the unzipped kit is in the candidate account's Downloads folder, which QS kiosk can't open. Run it this way instead:

 Click Start, type powershell, and open Windows PowerShell normally, not as administrator.
 Paste this and press Enter (change 02 to your station number, or use spare-01 for the spare):

 powershell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\QuickStationKit\08-stations\windows\setup-station.ps1 -StationId station-02
 Wait for SETUP PASS, which takes about 2 minutes. Four shortcuts then appear on the desktop: Challenge cards, Reset station, Verify station and R4 checker.
 3. Sign in to Quick Desktop

 Open Quick Desktop and choose Continue with SSO. Leave the Region on Dynamic.
 Sign in as quick-station-02@summit-booth.example. The password is in booth-passwords.txt on your Mac desktop.
 This is the first real test of the enterprise sign-in we set up today, so tell me what happens, especially if you see an error.
 4. Connect the simulated systems

 In Quick, go to Settings → Capabilities → MCP server → Import from JSON, and choose:


 C:\Users\quickstation\QuickStation\mcp\anycompany-sim.mcp.json
 You should see three connectors: anycompany-mail, anycompany-calendar and anycompany-chat.

 5. Check the station

 Double-click Verify station on the desktop. It should end with RESULT PASS. Send me a photo if anything shows FAIL.

 For the other four laptops, I've fixed the kit so step 1 also puts 2-Setup-station on every user's desktop. You'll only need to double-click it, with no pasting. The updated zip is on your Mac desktop.
	Now set up this laptop as a booth station. First decide which station number it is (2 to 6), or whether it's the spare. I'll use station 2 below; change the number if it's a different one.

	1. Install Quick Desktop (as QS kiosk)

	Open Edge or Chrome and go to https://aws.amazon.com/quick/download/ → Download for Windows.
	Run the downloaded installer. If Windows asks for administrator permission, enter the candidate account's password.
	Don't sign in yet.
	2. Run station setup

	On this laptop, the unzipped kit is in the candidate account's Downloads folder, which QS kiosk can't open. Run it this way instead:

	Click Start, type powershell, and open Windows PowerShell normally, not as administrator.
	Paste this and press Enter (change 02 to your station number, or use spare-01 for the spare):

	powershell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File C:\QuickStationKit\08-stations\windows\setup-station.ps1 -StationId station-02
	Wait for SETUP PASS, which takes about 2 minutes. Four shortcuts then appear on the desktop: Challenge cards, Reset station, Verify station and R4 checker.
	3. Sign in to Quick Desktop

	Open Quick Desktop and choose Continue with SSO. Leave the Region on Dynamic.
	Sign in as quick-station-02@summit-booth.example. The password is in booth-passwords.txt on your Mac desktop.
	This is the first real test of the enterprise sign-in we set up today, so tell me what happens, especially if you see an error.
	4. Connect the simulated systems

	In Quick, go to Settings → Capabilities → MCP server → Import from JSON, and choose:


	C:\Users\quickstation\QuickStation\mcp\anycompany-sim.mcp.json
	You should see three connectors: anycompany-mail, anycompany-calendar and anycompany-chat.

	5. Check the station

	Double-click Verify station on the desktop. It should end with RESULT PASS. Send me a photo if anything shows FAIL.

	For the other four laptops, I've fixed the kit so step 1 also puts 2-Setup-station on every user's desktop. You'll only need to double-click it, with no pasting. The updated zip is on your Mac desktop.
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