Customize Windows 10 Installations: Part 1 – Using OSBuilder

By | September 24, 2018
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OSBuilder updates Windows 10 source files offline with the latest cumulative updates, installs the DotNet 3.5 feature, and strips Windows 10 built-in metro applications.

1\Install OSBuilder module via the Powershell Gallery.

https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/OSBuilder/18.9.21.0

2\Run Get-OSBuilder to pull in the servicing stack, cumalative updates.

3\Mount a Windows 10 ISO and run Import-OSMedia. This task will pull the install.wim, winre.wim, and boot.wim files.

4\Run the New-OSBuilderTask command.

5\Run Invoke-OSBuilderTask to trigger the build.

6\Run New-OSBuilderISO to export an updated Win 10 ISO for use with MDT/SCCM.

/BG

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