What's going on guys it is Bernardo and today is all about deploying Windows 10
21h1 Upgrade using SCCM 2103 So let's get right into it. Alright, so within your SCCM server,
the first thing that we need to do is make sure that you are running the latest and greatest
Windows ADK at the moment, the latest one is 19041 Okay, next thing that we need to do is download
21h1 ISO to your server. Once you have it, we are going to right click on it, and we are going to
mount it. So once we mounted, I am actually going to take all these files and drag them and drop
them into a network folder which I created within my SCCM server. So just take all those files,
drag them and drop them into that network folder. Okay, once you're done,
we are going to open up your SCCM console, and from here we are going to go into software.
Expand the operating system node, we're going to right click on operating system images, click on
Add operating system image, and you're going to get the wizard we're going to click on Browse, and
we're going to browse to that network share and go inside sources and pick the install dot WIM file
select it and click on Open. We are going to enable extract a specific image index from
the specific WIM file. I'm going to click on the drop down menu and I'm going to pick number three,
make sure you pick your flavor which is 86 or 64 bit, this is up to you. I picked 64 bit. Click the
drop down menu and pick your language, I pick English and then click Next. From here you're
going to provide general information this is up to you. Once you enter all that information,
click on next. A nice little summary next, and green checkmarks which is always a good thing,
and then close it. Now, within your operating system image node, we are going to select your new
imported image, and we're going to right click on it and pick on distribute content,
click next here, click on add and then you're going to pick on distribution point,
you're going to pick your DP and then click OK. Click Next. Next again, green checkmark
and then close it now once you distribute your operating system. At the bottom of the console,
you're going to see a status it says, In Progress before I continue, I like to wait until it changes
to green success. Once it does that, then I could continue. Now the next thing that we need to do
is go inside operating system upgrade packages, we're going to right click on that node, and click
on Add operating system upgrade package, you're going to get the wizard now from here we are going
to click on Browse, and we're going to go inside that network path where we drop those ISO files
into. Now we need to pick the root folder now the root folder has the setup dot exe file. Okay,
pick that folder and then click on Select Folder and from here we are going to select extract this
specific image index. Once you do that, click on the drop down menu, and then pick your version for
me I picked number three. Now pick your flavor are you going to do 86 or 64 bit I this 64 bit,
and then click on the drop down menu and pick your language, which for me was English. Now
click on Next. From here you're going to provide general information such as the name, version,
and the comment once you're done with that, click on Next, you're going to get a nice little summary
click next here, it's going to start exporting that single image. Once it's done, you're going to
get all green checkmarks which is always a great thing, and then click on Close. Now within here
you're going to select your upgrade package, right click on it and you're going to pick distributed
content click next here, you're going to click on add and then click on distribution points.
Pick your DP. Click OK. Click Next. Next, green checkmark then close it. As always,
I like to wait before I continue on the next step. If you look at the bottom on the console,
you're going to see that that upgrade package right now is
in progress. I like to wait until it changes to green to success. Before I continue,
now next thing that we need to do is create a task sequence so get inside your task sequence node,
you're going to right click on it and then create a task sequence. We are going to pick the third
option which is upgrade an operating system from an upgrade package, and then click next here,
provide a sequence name, description and then click on Next, you're going to click on Browse,
and then you're going to pick your upgrade package. Once you pick your upgrade package,
click OK. If you have a product key that you need to enter go for it enter it. If not,
you could click on next. If you are including any software updates, you know, modify the option
here, click next here. If you're installing any applications during the upgrade process,
you know add applications here. Click Next, a nice little summary click Next, and you're done
and then Close. Now once you're done with your task sequence, we're going to select your task
sequence right click on it and we're going to pick deploy from here within the collection we
need to click on Browse, you're going to get a nice little warning so just click OK, and then
pick your collection now for this video I pick all workstations, and click OK. Click on Next.
I left everything as a default, you can't really make any changes, other than the purpose. So just
make it available click next. I left everything as the default with the scheduling user experience
default alerts default distribution points default so it's basically next next next next,
but those three options is really depends on your environment so you have to configure it to fit
your environment. Okay, summary click next, done, close it now within the collection of
all workstations, I am going to choose upgrade that machine is the one that I am going to
actually upgrade with the latest Windows 10 operating system. Now this is the machine
that we are going to deploy our upgrade package into, it's already part of the domain. Now if
you go inside the control panel, it already has the SCCM client installed, it is already talking
to the SCCM server with no problem. If you go to Actions, and you pick machine policy retrieval and
click on right now, It's going to retrieve the you know whatever policy that we configured for us,
it was the upgrade package, at the end of the video you're going to see a quick
run through of the upgrade package in action. So hopefully you guys enjoyed that, and that's it,
and I'll catch you guys on the next one. Peace out.