Windows 10 Imaging, Customization and Deployment

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AFAIK, the ADK wims are plain without any optional packages, just the base WinPE-Package and LP
while boot.wim contain at least WMI, SRT, Scripting, SecureStartup, WDS, EnhancedStorage,

 

Yes, but even when both have the same packages (ADK-boot.wim and "non-ADK" one), the ADK version is still more compact, the registry hives are "cleaner", etc. (less clutter in the \CONFIG folder, etc.).
Also, ADK boot.wims smell nicer

 

ADK Deployment Tools Only

Go to https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...ion-and-deployment.59187/page-39#post-1507772

 

Yes, found with Google.

 

ADK Deployment Tools Only

Older versions added.

 

I rather and used to use a "scratch" dir when adding packages just like drivers and updates.
Now I'm just setting editions so I wonder whether I can use a "scratch dir" here as well:

Code:

imagex /mountrw W:\INSTALL_WIM\install.wim 2 W:\MOUNT
DISM /Image:W:\MOUNT /Set-Edition:ProfessionalEducation
imagex /commit /append W:\MOUNT ProfessionalEducation
imagex /unmount W:\MOUNT

If so, what's the syntax?
Scratch dir is:

Code:

W:\SCRATCH

What I really mean to achieve is to avoid C:\Windows\Temp dir at all cost...

 

Code:

DISM /ScratchDir:W:\SCRATCH /Image:W:\MOUNT /Set-Edition:ProfessionalEducation

the folder should already exist

it mostly needed when adding packages

 

Code:

DISM /ScratchDir:W:\SCRATCH /Image:W:\MOUNT /Set-Edition:ProfessionalEducation

Small typo in your code line, corrected.

 

Thanks @Carlos Detweiller I noticed it today and fixed it.

 

BTW, dism can accept = instead : for parameters

Code:

DISM /ScratchDir=W:\SCRATCH /Image=W:\MOUNT /Set-Edition=ProfessionalEducation

 

Hi, I do not know if this is the right place to post my doubts, but here I go after I update my OS until this moment, I have to custom check what each update does/change / removes. I found a (installed by WU but not in the Catalog) that puzzled me in this way I would like if someone could give me a "light" on this strange update reminding that I am running the W10 Enterprise 2015 LTSB x64; I discovered this on the Windows Help website, that's where it got more complicated, believe me.
KB4033631 x64 & KB3125217 x64 (with 2 files inside?)

 

I was thinking today this is a great feature. For me it helps a lot for easy reading just leaving the colon punctuation just for drives letter + paths (directories).
Gonna change my scripts asap.

Thanks once more @abbodi1406

 

Does anyone have the latest "Win 10 Default Manufacturing Keys.pdf" for 1809?
I'm wondering if it includes default OA3 key & default COA key for Professional Workstation.
I've only seen Retail & Volume in my online search... Thanks.

 

Hi all ,
İ have created a folder like $OEM$\$$\Panther and i put my unattend.xml in Panther folder.. Now it looks like as $OEM$\$$\Panther\Unattend.xml
After that , i placed $OEM$ folder in sources folder on removable media like D:\sources\$OEM$\$$\Panther\Unattend.xml
When i started the installation , windows did not copy the unattended.xml to C:\Windows\Panter and the unattended installation was not successful

I changed the name of the unattend.xml to Autounattend.xml and placed it in the root of the removable media and started installation and installaltion went smooth till the end.

what am i doing wrong in the first case ?
Thank you

 

Put autounattend.xml in root of usb drive not ".\sources\..."

 

Can you please read my message carefully , especially the final part ?
e.g .
I changed the name of the unattend.xml to Autounattend.xml and placed it in the root of the removable media and started installation and installaltion went smooth till the end

 

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Can someone tell me what he's using please