What's going on guys, it is Bernardo and today is all about how to deploy Windows 10 version 21h1
within SCCM 2103 because that's what I am using right now within my lab,
so let's get right into it. Okay, so within your SCCM server, the first thing that we need to do
is check and make sure you are running the latest and greatest Windows ADK, I think the latest one
is 19041, so make sure you have that particular Windows ADK installed within your SCCM. Now, you
need to download Windows 10 21h1 ISO once you have downloaded that file we need to right click on it
and then mount it, and you're going to see all the files inside that ISO. Now I'm going to take all
these files and drag them and drop them into this particular network folder. And once that's done,
we are going to open up our SCCM console. Now from here, we are going to go inside software, we're
going to expand the operating system node, right click on operating system images and we are going
to pick add operating system image. We're going to click on browse, and we are going to go inside
that network path where we drop those 21h1 files into. We need to locate the image dot WIM file
and that file is actually located inside sources, so select it and click on Open.
I am going to check extract this specific image index from this specific WIM file then click on
the drop down menu and pick your flavor for me I'm going to pick number three. Now the next
option is pick whether you're going to deploy 86 or 64 bit for me I'm going to pick 64 bit.
For language click on the drop down menu and pick your language, which for me was English,
then click on Next name, version and comment. This is really up to you so fill it in, and then
click on Next, you're going to get a nice little summary and then click on Next, and then all green
checkmarks which is always a good thing. Click on Close. Now from here we're going to select
our new image. We're going to right click on it, and we need to distribute the content so let's
click on distribute the content, you're going to get the nice little wizard, click on Next,
we're going to click on the add drop down menu, and then we're going to pick distribution
point, pick your DP, once you pick your DP click OK. And then once you're done click on Next. Next
again and green checkmark. Okay, and then click on Close. Now for me I like to wait before I proceed,
and the reason why is because if you go to the lower part of your console, you're going to see
the status of in progress. I like to wait until it's green, which means success. Once it's green,
that means I'm able to continue, which is a good thing and the next thing that we need to do is go
inside task sequences. We're going to right click on the node, and click on create task sequence.
We're going to leave the default which is installing an existing image package click
on Next, you're going to provide a task sequence name, then click on browse, and then from here,
pick your boot image. Once you pick your boot image click on next. And it's time for us to
pick our Windows operating system so click on browse, and then pick that operating system
that we imported inside the operating system image node which was windows 10 enterprise x64
21h, right and then click OK. And then, from here I like to check off enable the account and specify
local administrative password. Enter a password confirm it, and then from the other options
make modifications that would fit your environment for me, I uncheck configure task sequence
for BitLocker. But again, it really depends on your environment. Once you make all these changes
in this particular dialog box, click on next. If you want to join a workgroup or domain configure
it here. Once you're done click on next. By default your Configuration Manager client should
be configured. Depending on your SCCM settings. If it's already pre configured just click next here.
If you are doing any state migration, make sure you configure here once you're done click on next.
If you're including any Windows updates, again, it's really up to you I can only tell you okay
this is what you need to do. Got to configure it so it can fit your environment. Once you
set this up, click on next. If you're installing applications during the deployment time. Add the
applications in here. Once you're done click on next. You got a nice little summary. Next again,
green checkmarks and then close it. Awesome. Now the next step that we need to do is right click on
our new task sequence, and we need to deploy it, we're going to click on browse to pick a
collection, you're going to get a nice little warning so don't freak out, just click OK and
then pick your collection now for my lab, and I'm pushing this out with new machines that are coming
into my network. so I'm going to pick all unknown computers, then click OK and then click next here.
Again, this is really up to you but for me I'm going to hit the drop down menu. To configure
it to only media and PXE, okay, and then click next here, schedule it. Once you configure the
scheduling click Next. User Experience, again this is up to you. I left everything as the
default and then click Next again alerts left everything as the default click Next,
and for the DP settings. I left everything as the default, just click Next again. Nice little
summary. Next, and then close it, and that's it. Now, at the end of the video you're going to see
like a speed through of the actual task sequence that we created together and doing everything
live and actually deploying that task sequence with that operating system to a virtual machine,
successfully doing it with no problem and that's it.
Hopefully you guys enjoyed this video and I'll catch you guys on the next one. Peace out.