What's going on guys, it is Bernardo from the BTNHD and today is all about top five
SCCM 1910 features.
So let's get started.
Alright, so these are my top five SCCM 1910 features that I've liked so far, I mean, there's
a bunch of other features that 1910 has.
And but these are the ones that I've been using the most, or I've seen the most, because
I'm always around SCCM constantly.
So number five, and again, this is no particular order.
Number five is searching within the task sequences.
This is awesome, especially if you have like a long crap load list of task sequences because
you're customizing it for your nine to five job and you want to search something because
you need to update it or modify it rather than figuring out what variable you you know,
you modify it or you put it into, you could just go inside here and search it.
It's pretty cool that Microsoft provided a drop down menu to kind of narrow down the
scopes.
If you leave everything to default, it kind of basically goes everywhere.
So on this example, I typed in on the _SMS because I created a variable within the Options
tab, so I was looking for it and then it highlights everything where it sees _SMS, and then I'm
able to go into it and just modify it with no problem.
Number four on my list is a copy and paste within the test sequence.
Now this is awesome, especially within the Options tab, if you create a lot of if and
then statements.
When it comes down to the drivers, like for Dell and Lenovo, depending on what type of
machines you're pushing out your image, and you create this huge condition statement.
You don't want to retype it again, you select what task variable you want, and then when
you select it, you have an option to copy it.
When you copy it.
you automatically get the paste.
Now the paste has a little arrow if you click on it, it gives you options to paste it where
you want it.
You could do paste before, paste after, a paste under.
number three, my list is high performance.
Okay, for high performance, it looks like when you're when you have your task sequence
enabled with high performance, it looks like it reduces and speeds up the time of pushing
out your OS image to your machines from my understanding, but to enable if you right
click any of your task sequences and go to properties, and within properties, you go
inside the Performance tab.
And then you have this option which is turned off by default.
You give it a check, run as high performance power plan.
And then there you go.
Number two on my list is, this is awesome right here.
I really liked this option a lot because I've seen it on the past that when you're trying
to import an operating system into your SCCM and that that WIM file has a crap load of
indexes, it takes all those index and push it down to your machine.
We don't want that on this option here.
When you get to the point of browsing the data source of the operating system image,
you have a new option that says extract a specific image index from the specific WIM
file.
So when you check that off, you get a nice little drop down menu.
When you click on that drop down menu, you are able to pick that index to be imported
within your SCCM number one on my list is a new variable that was introduced to pause
in-place upgrades within Windows 10.
Especially if you are pushing out these upgrades within a high performance workstation.
Now within your task sequence, you are able to go to add general and then click on Set
a task sequence variable.
This right here should be applied between apply operating system and then apply Window
Settings right.
So this new variable should be in between those two.
Then the task sequence variable would be SetupCompletePause with a capital S capital C and a capital P.
Now the value for this variable should be in seconds.
For my example, I gave it 60 seconds, which is a minute pause, and then it will continue
doing the rest of the, you know, the task sequence.
Now, this is a bonus within my list, which is actually top five plus, but I really like
it a lot.
If you go inside your task sequence, and you're going inside Apply Window Settings, it looks
like within this SCCM 1910, they kind of improve the language features.
So you're able to do the UI language, UI language fallback, which is pretty cool.
So you have more options to customize your image during task sequence process, which
is pretty cool.
And I say guys, hopefully you guys enjoy my top five actually top five plus features of
1910, sccm 1910.
I mean, there's a lot of other features that I have not gone through, but these are my
top five that I've kind of seen or touched because I'm always inside of the task sequence.
There's a feature that you enjoy within your SCCM 1910 leave it at the bottom at the comment
section.
Let me know what it is.
I would definitely like to check it out.
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