What's going on guys it is Bernardo and today is all about deploying windows 10 20h2 within
MDT. So let's get right into it. Alright, so the first thing that we need to do
is log into your Microsoft volume license portal, we need to locate our windows 10 version 20h2. We
can click on that download link, it's going to start downloading the ISO. Once it's done,
I'm going to click on that nice little arrow, and I'm going to click on show in folder, and it's
going to open up the Downloads folder. Now within my environment I'm running my MDT within Hyper V.
So I'm going to double click on it, get inside my environment. And the first thing that we need to
do is make sure that you are running the latest and greatest windows ADK, as well as the Windows
PE. Now if you go inside Control Panel I am running the latest one which supports windows 10
2004, and now windows ADK 2004 does support, 20h2, so we are going to open up our MDT
workbench. And from here I'm going to go inside the operating system node I'm going to right
click on it and then click on new folder. Now within here I am going to call this folder,
windows 10 v 20H2 click Next. Next and Finish. Done. How easy is that right
now the ISO is already mounted within the Hyper V virtual machine hopefully you guys know how
to mount an ISO file inside a virtual machine now on this folder I'm going to right click on it and
pick import operating system, I'm going to leave the default as full set of source files Click
Next, I'm going to click on Browse and I'm going to browse, where, you know, the ISO is mounted, by
default, it is going to mount it to the D drive. So I'm going to pick the D drive and click OK,
click next here. Now for the destination directory name, you are able to leave it as is. But you are
able to change it to whatever you want. Once you're done with that, click on Next. A nice
little summary click on next and then it's going to start copying all those files locally to your
MDT server. Now once it's done, you're going to get a confirmation and then just click on finish
now next thing we need to do is create our task sequence. So let's go inside the task sequence
node, we are going to right click on it and then click on new task sequence and give it a sequence
ID task sequence name. This is really up to you but this is what I provided within my environment.
And then I'm going to click on Next. Now, by default, it gives you the template that you need.
And I'm gonna leave it as is and click on next and then it's time for us to pick our operating system
now, I did the SCCM version of this video and I picked the wrong operating system, but I redeemed
myself with another video and I fixed it. But for this video I'm going to pick the correct one
so I created a folder called Windows 10 v 20 h2 so I'm going to open up that folder, and I'm going to
pick my windows 10 flavor, which is this one and then click on next and then specify a product key.
Once you're done with that, click next there. And then for the OS settings, configure it to your
liking. And then next provide an admin password and make sure you confirm it. Next again, a nice
little summary next and done pretty quick pretty simple and then click on finish now next thing I
like to do within my environment is the primary MDT deployment share node. I like to select
it right click on it and then just pick update deployment share, you're going to get this nice
update deployment share wizard Click on Next. Next again and it's going to start cleaning it up and
updating and once you're done you're going to get this now don't go anywhere right now you're going
to see a fast video of this task sequence being demoed. And that's it. Hopefully you guys enjoy
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