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#Windows deployment kit how to#
#Windows deployment kit install#
#Windows deployment kit update#
#Windows deployment kit archive#

Enter the Destination directory: Microsoft Office 2016.

Enter the Source directory of the installation files.

Give the application the name: Microsoft Office 2016.

In the New Application Wizard, choose Application with source files.

Right click on Applications and select New Application.

Go to Deployment Workbench > Deployment Share > Applications.

#Windows deployment kit how to#

Here I’m going to cover how to add Microsoft Office 2016, but the method is the same for all applications.

On the Folders page, tick the Wind圆4 folder under Packages and complete the wizard.

Right click on Selection Profiles and select New Selection Profile.

Expand the Advanced Configuration node.

Now we’ll create a selection profile so that the task sequence only installs updates for Wind圆4.

In the Package source directory enter the path to the new folder we created containing the updates.

#Windows deployment kit update#

Create a folder and put both update files in the folder.

Download the latest Servicing Stack Update for Windows 10 圆4.

Download the latest Cumulative Update for Wind圆4.For the destination directory name enter Wind圆4 and complete the wizard.In the wizard, select Full set of source files and then enter the root of the mounted ISO as the Source directory.Right click again and select Import Operating System.Enter the name Wind圆4 and click through the wizard to create the folder.Go to Deployment Workbench > Operating Systems.Complete the wizard to create the share.On the Options screen, accept the defaults as we’ll change them later.Enter a description in the Deployment share description text field.Under Deployment share path enter the UNC path: \\server\DeploymentShare$.Open the Deployment Workbench from the Start Menu.Go back on the client PC where the MDT tools installed.Add Domain Admins and check Allow Full Control permissions.

Add Domain Users and leave the permissions as Allow Read.Enter DeploymentShare$ as the Share name.Share the folder by right-clicking on the folder and go to Properties > Sharing > Advanced Sharing.Create a folder called DeploymentShare.Go to the server that will host the deployment share.The XML answer file will be located in \\server\deploymentshare$\Control\Task-Sequence-ID\Unattend.xml. You will need to load WSIM from the Start Menu then open the XML file for the Operating System you wish to change. After installation you will still not be able to access WSIM through MDT.The default location is: C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Assessment and Deployment Kit\Deployment Tools\WSIM. Copy the two files: ImageCat.exe and ImgMgr.exe to the location the ADK is installed to.

#Windows deployment kit archive#

Unzip the archive containing the WSIM 1903 fix.

#Windows deployment kit install#

Install the Windows System Image Manager Update There is no specific configuration during the install wizard. Install MDT by running the MicrosoftDeploymentToolkit_圆4.msi.Install WinPE by running the adkwinpesetup.exe.Imaging And Configuration Designer (ICD).On the Select the features you want to install screen select:.During setup additional files will need to be downloaded, so it may take some time depending on your internet connection. Installing Microsoft Deployment Toolkit and Dependencies Wind圆4 ISO Volume Licensing Service Center.Windows System Image Manager (WSIM) 1903 update.WindAssessment and Deployment Kit (ADK).

Here are the links to the software we’ll be using: This walkthrough will cover installing the tools on a client PC and then the MDT deployment share will be hosted on a server.

A VM to test the install task sequence.

A client PC, or the MDT server above to install the tools.

I have also recently published a video walkthrough covering this. This post is very similar but I’m going to streamline things by just covering the installation of MDT, and deploying Windows 10 1909. If you’ve read my other posts you’ll know that usually I make a post focusing on building a reference image and then another post on deploying that image.