Update Windows & Linux setup experience guide (#34639)

+ Remove "Windows coming soon" message
+ Add mention of Windows where relevant
+ Fix a couple typos
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Rachael Shaw
2025-10-22 12:12:15 -05:00
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_Available in Fleet Premium_
In Fleet, you can customize the software that's installed when a new Linux workstations enrolls to Fleet This feature is similar to the setup experience [available on macOS](https://fleetdm.com/guides/macos-setup-experience) during ADE enrollment. Windows support is coming soon.
In Fleet, you can customize the software that's installed when a new Windows or Linux workstation enrolls to Fleet. This feature is similar to the setup experience [available on macOS](https://fleetdm.com/guides/macos-setup-experience) during ADE enrollment.
Fleet automatically opens the default web browser to show end users software install progress:
![screen shot of Fleet setup experience webpage](../website/assets/images/articles/setup-experience-browser-1795x1122@2x.png)
The browser can be closed, and the installation will continue in the background. End Users can return to the setup experience page by clicking **My Device** from Fleet Desktop. Once all steps have completed, the **My Device** page will show the host information as usual.
The browser can be closed, and the installation will continue in the background. End users can return to the setup experience page by clicking **My Device** from Fleet Desktop. Once all steps have completed, the **My Device** page will show the host information as usual.
If software installs fail, Fleet automatically retries. Learn more in the [macOS setup experience guide](https://fleetdm.com/guides/macos-setup-experience#install-software).
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To pick which software is installed during the setup experience:
1. Click on the **Controls** tab in the main navigation bar, then **Setup experience** > **3. Install software**.
2. Click on the tab corresponding to the operating system you're configuring, either **macOS**, or **Linux**.
2. Click on the tab corresponding to the operating system you're configuring: either **macOS**, **Windows**, or **Linux**.
3. Click **Add software**, then select or search for the software you want installed during the setup experience.
4. Press **Save** to save your selection.