What's going on guys and today is all about deploying windows 10 20H2 with SCCM,
so let's get right into it. Alright so windows 10 20H2 the latest operating system from Microsoft,
and how to deploy it within your SCCM environment. So first thing that we need to do is log into your
volume license center, locate it and click on the download button. It's going to start downloading
I'm going to click on that little arrow there and I'm going to click on Save As and I'm going to
drop the ISO within the Downloads folder. So I'm going to click on Save done right, we are going
to click on Open Folder, the Downloads folder is going to open up. I'm going to locate that
ISO file, I'm going to right click on it, and I'm going to mount it. Now it's automatically going to
mount it as the F drive. Now, next thing I'm going to do is open up my UNC path where I like to drop
my installation files. Now I created a folder called V for version, 20, h2, and I'm basically
going to just copy all that paste it over to copy into its new home. And we're done. Now go inside
your control panel, and make sure you are running the latest and greatest windows ADK, as well as
Windows PE, if you do not have it make sure you go here and download the windows 10 version 2004.
Okay, that is the latest one, and that will work with this operating system build now open up your
SCCM console and from here we are going to go to software, and within software we are going
to open up the operating system node, and we are going to click on operating system, images,
and from here we are going to right click on it and add an operating system image, you're going to
get the wizard. I'm going to click on Browse and browse to where you drop those source files, we
need to locate the install dot WIM file so select it and click on Open, I am actually going to check
extract this specific image index. So select that hit the drop down menu and then pick your flavor.
Once you pick your flavor. We need to pick either you want to do 86 bit or 64. I'm going to pick 64,
and for your language, just click on the drop down menu and then pick your language once you
do all that click on Next. From here you're going to provide some information. This is really up to
you. It really depends on your environment. So I gave all this information and then click on
next you get a nice little summary. Next again is going to export the image. And once it's done you
get this green check marks is always a good thing so click on close now from here we are going to
select our image, we are going to right click on it, and we are going to pick distribute content,
and you can get this nice little wizard click next here. We're going to click on Add and we are going
to pick distribution points, and then pick your dp. Okay, once you pick your dp Click OK, and
click next here, a nice little summary click Next. It's going to push out the content to your dp. And
once it's done, you're going to get a checkmark which is a good thing and then click on Close. Now
before I continue I will select my new operating system image. And at the very bottom right here
where it says content status. I like to make sure that it say success, green. Good to go. If it's
still yellow in progress. Just give it some time until it changes to green. Now once you're done,
we are going to go inside task sequences, and we're going to right click on that and then
create a task sequence. From here I'm going to leave it as the default, and click next here,
provide a task sequence name, and we're going to click on Browse and then pick your boot image,
once you pick your boot image click on Next. And then it's time to pick our image package so click
on Browse and pick your operating system image. So once you pick your operating system image,
click OK, then we need to provide the following information we provide your product key, and we
are going to enable the administrative password. Okay. Once you enable the administrator password,
make sure you enter your password then confirm it. For this example, I actually uncheck configure
task sequence for use within bitlocker because I don't want to use that within my environment.
But if you are using bitlocker just make sure you have that enabled ok click next here. If you
are joining this machine into a domain, go for it. If not, I entered workgroup and click Next.
This is your installation Configuration Manager client settings, click next here. If you are doing
a state migration configure it for this example I just unchecked it and then click on Next.
If you're pushing out updates configure it here again for this video I said do not install any
software updates click Next. If you have any applications that you want to push out during the
deployment time, add it here. If not, just click Next again, a nice little summary it's going to
start doing its magic, and you're done, green checkmarks is always a good thing right click
Close. Now from here we need to select our new task sequence. We're going to right click on it,
and we are going to pick deploy. Now within deploy we are going to click on browse, you get this nice
little warning we're going to click OK, and then you're going to pick your collection. Now for
this example I am picking all unknown computers and the reason why is because I'm actually using
this task sequence for a PXE boot environment. So we are going to click on OK, click next here.
And then right there where it says make available to the following we are going to click on the drop
down menu and I'm going to pick only media and PXE. Click Next, you're able to provide
a schedule but I left it as default which is not turned on, click Next. for the user experience,
I left everything as the default click Next again for the alert default click Next. For the DP.
Again, I didn't change anything. You are able to change it within your environment but for
this video, I left it as the default click Next again, you get a nice little summary, click Next.
It's going to start doing its magic, and once it's done you got a green checkmark which is
awesome. Now, don't go anywhere because you're going to see a fast speed video of actually PXE
booting into a virtual environment, taking the test sequence and allowing it to deploy
windows 10 20H2, and that's it guys hopefully you guys enjoy this video make sure to hit that thumbs
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