Finally! I found a failsafe way to set a desired image to both the default wallpaper and lockscreen in Windows 10. Place a Wallpaper.jpg into your MDT “scripts” folder, add Powershell support to your WinPE (you will need to also add .NET support). Then use this command line after applying the image: powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy “ByPass”… Read More »
Since there is no MDT built-in variable assigned with just the wim name, i had to create a seperate step to create the variable “OSDImageName”, which i then used in my standard image apply step. Here is what the Task Sequence looks like: Step Name Text: Expanding %OSDImageName% (%ImageSize%) to %OSDisk%\… And here is how… Read More »
MDT Task Sequence’s Inject driver steps do not support specifying folders, so Selection Profiles are the defacto method for bridging this gap. Here is a script I created to ease the process of creating/importing multiple system drivers into MDT at once. If ran more than once, it will not create duplicate selection profile entries. /BG
After the Litetouch OEM TS runs and the content is staged, on next boot up, no UEFI supported drives are found. To fix this, you must correct the litetouch oem task sequence. Before: After: Copy the corrected “Format and Partition..” steps from your deployment TS. Thanks goes to: https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/db958f0d-b64c-4557-be79-cace90613493/litetouch-oem-task-sequence-uefi-support?forum=win10itprosetup -BG
Scenario: Deploying Windows 10 x64 with MDT2013U2 to CF-20A via LAN. Solution: This issue occurred, because an Update of the Media share was initiated at the same time of a deployment and the update was set to split the OS WIM to support UEFI. Once Media update was complete, the deployment ran with no issue.
