What's going on guys? It is Bernardo and today is all about deploying Windows 11 22H2
using SCCM, so let's get right into it. All right. So the first thing that we need to
do is make sure that you are running the latest Windows ADK. Right now, Windows 11
only supports two versions of Windows ADK which is 22000, and then 22621. Within my SCCM server.
If I go inside the control panel, I'm actually running Windows ADK version 22000 and for the
Windows PE 22000, so I'm good to go, okay. Eventually I might have to upgrade to the latest
one, but the version that I'm running right now is good. So we are going to open up our
configuration manager and within here we are going to click on software overview operating systems.
And within operating systems we are going to click on operating system images. Now I already
imported the Windows 11 22H2. Now you're probably saying to yourself it's not 22H2, it is 22H2. For
some reason I kept on saying inside my mind it was 2H22. I don't know why, but it was a typo.
But trust me, it is 22H2. In this video, I'm not going to go over how to import a operating
system image, but hopefully you guys know how to do it. If not, check out my channel.
I did do a video on how to import a operating system within Configuration Manager so go check
that out. Once you have your operating system image, imported into your configuration manager.
You're going to click on task sequence and we are going to right click on that. We're going
to pick on create task sequence and you're going to get the wizard. So we are going to
pick install an existing image package and click on next. We're going to give
our task sequence a name. We're going to click Browse and we are going to pick our boot image.
For me was Boot Image 64 and then I'm going to click okay. And once I click next, I'm going
to click on Browse to pick my image package and select your image package. For me was Windows 11 x
64 Enterprise V 2H22, but in reality it's supposed to be 22H2 right, typo. So once you pick your
system image, click okay and you're basically able to make modifications on this part right here.
But for me, within my testing environment, I disable configure task sequence for use
with Bitlocker and I also enabled the administrative password and then provided
a password and confirmed it. And then I click next to configure the network. You're able to
join a workgroup or join a domain. It's really up to you. Once you make the modifications and
configure this part right here, click on next for the configuration manager client by default.
This is my settings within my configuration manager, so I'm going to leave it as is and
then I'm going to click on next for the State Migration. I'm not going to do anything from here,
so I'm just going to uncheck all this stuff and then click next here. I'm
not going to include any updates, so I'm going to click next and I'm not going to
install any applications now for the updates and applications, most likely within a production.
I'm definitely going to be pushing out updates and apps for my testing environment. I'm not
going to do that. So within this section right here, I'm going to click next. You're going to
get a nice little summary. So click next here all green check marks, which is always a good
thing. And then we're going to close it. Now we're going to select our new task sequence.
We're going to right click on it and we're going to select deploy. We're going to get
the deploy software wizard from here. We're going to click on Browse to select
our collection. You're going to get a warning. So just click, okay. Now for this particular video,
I'm going to pick all unknown computers. And the reason why I'm doing that is because I'm
actually going to PXE boot a machine and then pick this task sequence to deploy Windows 11.
So once I pick my collection, I'm going to pick, okay. And from here,
we're going to pick next. Now from here on the dropdown menu, I'm going to make sure I select
only media and PXE because again, I want to PXE boot within my network and then pick this task
sequence to deploy Windows 11. So once you do that, we're going to pick next for scheduling.
I'm not going to do anything. So click next here for the user experience. Leave everything
as the default, click next. For alerts, not going to do anything. So click next here
for the DP, left everything as the default, next. A nice little summary. Next green check marks,
which is always a good thing. And then we're going to close it.
And that's it guys, that is how we deploy Windows 11 using SCCM. Stay tuned because
at the end of the video, you're going to see me actually use the task sequence and
deploy Windows 11 successfully. Super happy about that. And then hopefully,
guys enjoy this video and I catch you guys on the next one. Peace out.