Windows 10 Enterprise Batch deployment refresh and add boot image

After the relevant components and configuration are set up, we need to refresh our console to build the Windows PE boot image and add it to the WDS boot image to complete the final operation of Windows 10 enterprise deployment. For a simple description of the x64\x86 two boot image, it is recommended to use X86PE if the Enterprise client operating system is a 32-bit operating system, and if 32-bit, 64-bit is present, it is recommended to use x86 PE (x86 support 64 OS boot deployment, in principle x64 bit does not support 32-bit deployment). So we recommend that you do more testing in your deployment.

First, update the console:

1. Right-click the MDT Deployment share console and select "Update Deployment share":

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2. Select the default "Optimize the boot image updating process" incremental update or "Completely regenerate the boot images" is fully updated and Next continues:

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3. Accept the default, click Next to continue:

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4. Wait for the WIM creation to complete:

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5. Click Finish to complete the creation:

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6. At this point we check the Deploymentshare/boot directory to see the boot image information we just generated:

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Second, add the boot image:

2.1. Open the Windows Deployment Services console, right-click the boot image and select "Add Boot image":

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2.2, specify the location of the boot image file, here to x64 start PE as an example:

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2.3. Enter the boot image name and description:

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2.4, confirm the summary information, the next step continues:

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2.5. Click Finish to finish adding the boot image:

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2.6. After adding the boot image, the console display reads as follows:

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Here Windows 10 Enterprise Batch deployment real-World blog post about server-side configuration is all done, next we need to bulk distribute the Windows 10 operating system on the client to verify. If there are deficiencies, please note that thanks for reading.

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Windows 10 Enterprise Batch deployment refresh and add boot image