Review existing Windows unattend.xml and autounattend.xml answer files without running Setup or editing the source. Unattend XML Auditor turns raw answer-file XML into a structured view of setup passes, components, commands, account settings, disk actions and sensitive-like values, with clear CSV and TXT audit reports. AUDIT EXISTING ANSWER FILES Open or drop a local answer file and inspect its declared Windows Setup structure in a focused read-only interface. Browse setup passes, components and settings with hierarchical context instead of manually searching through raw XML. REVIEW COMMANDS AND SETUP STRUCTURE See RunSynchronous, RunAsynchronous and FirstLogonCommands with order, descriptions and command paths when declared. Filter inspection lists, select individual entries for details and keep unfamiliar settings visible instead of silently discarding them. CHECK ACCOUNTS, DISK ACTIONS AND SENSITIVE-LIKE VALUES Review AutoLogon and account declarations together with disk and partition settings such as WillWipeDisk, CreatePartition, ModifyPartition and InstallTo. Password-like, ProductKey-like and credential-related values are detected conservatively and masked by default. EXPORT A CLEAR AUDIT REPORT Export normalized audit data to CSV for further analysis or create a technician-readable TXT report for troubleshooting, documentation or handoff. Reports use the source file name instead of exposing the full local file path and keep sensitive-like values masked. LOCAL, READ-ONLY WORKFLOW Files are processed locally. The app does not upload your answer file, execute commands, run Windows Setup or write changes back to the source XML. GOOD TO KNOW Windows unattended settings can depend on the target Windows image, component version and deployment context. Unattend XML Auditor reports what the file declares; it does not replace Windows System Image Manager or image-specific schema validation. Sensitive-data detection is heuristic and should be treated as a review aid, not a security verdict.