Hey guys welcome back this is Bernardo from the BTNHD and today is all about deploying
windows 10 version 2004 within SCCM so let's get started alright so it's all about deploying
the latest version of Windows 10 within SCCM.
Make sure that your SCCM is fully up to date, I believe you can only deploy windows 10 2004
with SCCM 2002, as always, make sure you are running the latest windows ADK and the latest
Windows PE within my environment I was running an old version.
And so I need to remove it.
So the first thing that I did was, select the Windows PE.
Click uninstall.
hit yes here, it's going to start removing everything and it's done and then from here
I'm going to click on close and do the same thing, pick your windows ADK Click uninstall
you're going to get this pick uninstall.
Click Next.
it's going to remove it.
Once it's done, bam, click on close, open up your favorite browser and you're gonna
go to this website.
And then from here you're going to download the latest windows ADK and the Windows PE,
I dropped everything inside the desktop and super simple.
Let's double click on the ADK setup from here, click on Next, pick your poison I clicked
on No, click on Next.
Accept the license in terms, I left everything as the default and then click on Next.
It's going to start installing the features and you're done, and then click on close,
same thing, double click on that ADK Windows PE, you're going to get this, click on Next,
pick your poison here, click Next.
Accept the license in terms, you only have one feature which is the big one.
This is 5.5 gigs, and then click on install, it's going to start installing the features
and you're done.
If you go inside Programs and Features you're going to see that you have the latest version,
which is currently 10.1 point, 19 04 1.1, get your hands on the latest windows 10 2004,
once you grab your copy we are going to double click on it.
And the reason why I'm double clicking on it is because I want to mount it into my DVD
drive, which is the F drive.
And I'm going to go inside my network share, which is located within my SCCM.
And I have an OSD folder which is broken down to os os images, and another folder called
Windows 10 x64, and I broke it down by, you know, version.
So I created a folder called v 2004.
And I double click inside that V 2004 folder and everything inside the F drive is dragged
and dropped inside that folder.
Once everything is copied over to that folder.
I'm going to select the address, I'm going to right click on it and copy it because I'm
going to need that UNC path, soon.
Now we are going to open up your SCCM console.
And like I said before one of the core requirements is you have to have SCCM 2002.
So on the upper left side of the console I'm going to click on the menu, and I'm going
to do about Configuration Manager because I just want to show you guys that I am running
version 2002 now, because we installed and updated I windows ADK we need to upgrade our
image boot image, right.
So we need to go inside software library and within here open up operating systems and
then go inside boot images, I'm going to update my boot image x64 so I'm going to select it,
right click on it I'm going to pick on update distribution points from here you want to
check reload the boot image with the current Windows PE version.
Click on Next.
Next, it's going to do its thing.
This process takes a while once it's completed you're going to get this awesome we're going
to close it.
Once you've updated your boot image, we are going to go inside the operating system image
node.
We are going to right click on it, pick add operating system image, you're going to get
the wizard from here, we're going to click on Browse and that path that we copied we
are going to paste it in there.
And we're going to open it, and we are going to navigate inside sources and within sources
we are going to locate the install dot WIM file, and then click on open, I am going to
check extract this specific image because I don't want all the images imported within
my system.
So I'm going to click on the image index drop down menu and I'm going to pick my flavor,
which would be number three.
Make sure you pick your, your build, either 86 or 64, I'm going to pick 64 and click on
the drop down menu to pick your language which would be for me English.
once you set all that stuff up Click on Next.
Change the name which this is what I gave it.
Click on Next.
It's going to start importing the single image.
And once it's done you get this and from here we are going to select our new Windows operating
system image, and we are going to right click on it, and we are going to do is to distribute
the content, click next here, we're going to click on Add, and we're going to pick on
dp and pick your, your dp.
I have two of them.
I am going to select the primary one for this example, and click OK, click next here nice
little summary click next and then okay and then bam.
Now before I do anything.
If you look at the very bottom.
If you have your image selected at the very bottom, you're going to see a nice little
summary and content status.
You see how it is yellow in progress.
I like to make sure that it changes green.
Once it changed green.
That means you're good to go.
Once that's done, we need to go inside task sequence because now we need to create our
task sequence.
So I'm going to right click on the task sequence node and then click on Create a task sequence,
you're going to get the wizard, for me, I'm going to leave the default click next here,
give you a task sequence a name.
Click on Browse and pick your boot image.
I'm going to pick the boot image x64, that is the one that we kind of updated and click
OK.
I read a lot of articles online, it looks like the best approach is to run as a high
performance power plan.
So I just gave it a check to see how, if that actually works out to see if the deployment
process changes like the speed wise, so we're going to click next here.
Your image package we are going to pick browse, I'm going to pick my package, and then click
OK, I don't need to pick the index because again is only one index with this image.
I'm going to enable the account for a local administrative password provide your password
and confirm it. and the last thing that I did was I unchecked, configure task sequence
with BitLocker.
Okay, depending on your environment you might have to leave that checked off but for me,
I'll let, you know i disabled it, and I clicked on next here, from here you able to join a
domain.
Once you're done click on Next.
From here, set your configuration manager client Settings Click Next.
If you're going to do any migration, change it or leave it as is.
I think I've disabled all that stuff within my environment and then once you're done click
on Next.
Are you including software updates again I can't really tell you guys do this, do that
do that this is really up to you but once you set everything up within your environment,
just click on Next.
Do you have any apps that you need to install once you add all your apps, just click on
Next.
A nice little summary click next and then done your completed, and then closing.
Now the last thing that we need to do is select our new task sequence right click on it and
we need to deploy it you're going to get the deploy software wizard, from here we are going
to click on browse, you're going to get this nice little warning just click on OK.
Pick your container, my container is going to be all unknown computers.
Click OK, click next here.
Now I want to make this task sequence available to the following so hit that drop down menu
in from my environment, I'm going to do only media in PXE, and then click on next scheduling
I left it as the default click next here, the user experience left it as the default
click next alerts default next for the DP settings.
Next again summary.
Next, once everything is completed all green checkmarks that is always a good thing you
could close it, and then test out your deployment.
Now at the very end of the video, you're going to see like a speed video do not stop the
video you're going to see the process of me actually creating a virtual machine PXE booting
inside that virtual machine logging into my SCCM picking this task sequence out and letting
it ride.
And at the very end, you're going to see a successful deployment using Windows 10 version
2004 within SCCM so that's awesome.
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