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What you suggest is actually going to break your warranty with Microsoft but there is a safe way of doing it.

You can use an event receiver for Site Provisioned / feature stapling, and set the master page in there for the new site.

Previous answer that should give you what you need to know: Apply custom master for new site collection and sites underApply custom master for new site collection and sites under

What you suggest is actually going to break your warranty with Microsoft but there is a safe way of doing it.

You can use an event receiver for Site Provisioned / feature stapling, and set the master page in there for the new site.

Previous answer that should give you what you need to know: Apply custom master for new site collection and sites under

What you suggest is actually going to break your warranty with Microsoft but there is a safe way of doing it.

You can use an event receiver for Site Provisioned / feature stapling, and set the master page in there for the new site.

Previous answer that should give you what you need to know: Apply custom master for new site collection and sites under

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What you suggest is actually going to break your warranty with Microsoft but there is a safe way of doing it.

You can use an event receiver for Site Provisioned / feature stapling, and set the master page in there for the new site.

Previous answer that should give you what you need to know: Apply custom master for new site collection and sites under