I have been in the IT Industry for over 25 years now, and this is the best tutorial I have ever seen, if Microsoft Trainings were like this I am sure there will be more and better prepared professionals in the industry. Thank you for making this soooo simple!!!
22 years myself, I have been focused on the Unix/Linux side of things and I am really lacking with Windows Server knowledge and this video makes me want to plead with the content creator to teach an entire course for everything a person needs to know about Windows Server hahaha. Truly a wonderful tutorial
This is the most concise and approachable way of explaining WDS I've ever seen. I'm going to send this to all of the newer IT techs at my company. Nice work and I'm looking forward to your MDT video.
Jeff, you are a legend. I've been watching for a while, but this one got my subscription! I've been toying with the idea of remote deployment for a while, but this has sealed the deal. Thanks mate!
This couldn't have been timed better. I'm an apprentice at an IT company and just got some homework to setup a deployment server like this. This guide was super helpful, thanks a lot!
i have watch the entire week to the movies about WDS and i did not understand a thing , and your tutorial brings the light in my frustration . Thank you.
A windows 10 install imagine where you dont have to spend 10 minutes clicking "no" to all the various spy/tracking crap that 99.99% of people turn off on install. Would be great.
@@CraftComputing dang, that's exactly what I wanted to learn for work. Although for now, i'm using the lazy "clone a standard install disk over and over" route Also, wonder if you ever made something for WSUS ?
I want to thank you for making this video and showing how relatively simple it is to set up WDS. I’ve been putting off setting it up for years, but now that I have it it has saved me SO much time.
I am so excited for the custom image image option! I spent about a week banging my head against the wall on that and I’m ready to see it done! Thank you!!
If you install adt, then MDT you can configure a deployment share with an unattended xml in which you can skip bd welcome and set local admin, etc... You can even create custom driver selection profiles that reference specific driver imports and inject them into your image through task sequence during the deployment. The task sequence is very powerful. This setup even allows application installs with included windows update passes. I suggest msi I installers for quiet switches to make things easier. There's a lot out there on this. Check them all out!
New subscriber here and holly cow, how come I miss this Gem, this is the first video I watch from this channel and waiting impatiently for the next one on windows Deployment series, Thanks UA-cam for recommending This channel, Marry Christmas Mr Craft
Literally the best WDS tutorial I've ever seen. Thank you for making this more accessible! Definitely would love to see custom images, or creating an image for install from an existing PC
This is great. You just made something that can be so mind-numbing into something I feel comfortable doing. I have a major deployment to do and you’ve given me a fantastic starting point. Thank you!
Thanks for this tutorial Jeff! I've been wanting to do something like this for awhile and this video finally got me to do it! This was super easy to follow, and I really appreciate the explanations of some of the pitfalls like not grouping unlike builds. Well done!
Hi Jeff! Thanks to you, I finally built my first server! Thanks for all the amazing Videos! I'm really excited to learn how to make a custom Installed. P.s. Merry Christmas! :)
I always love watching videos from this channel. But this video takes the cake. I have been searching for this kind of video. Thank you Craft Computing. Cheers and Merry Christmas
awesome I asked for it and you did it this is great, this will help me greatly since i always seem to be the guy building pc's for people and installing windows for them.
I was researching this topic and your video was excellent guiding me through the whole process. Update: ive come back to watch this video at least 6 times!
I've been using Hyper-V and Macrium for this. Make a reference image every half a year (Home & Pro), sysprep it, capture with Macrium, then deploy. Works for both BIOS and UEFI, takes about 2-5 minutes to deploy. Also works with laptops and I don't bother with drivers - have seen very few computers that need drive controller drivers. Then, Windows takes care of all updates. Total time is usually about 20 minutes, with about three minutes of work
Oh hell yeah, this is fantastic. I install Windows often enough that I keep an installer handy on a flash drive, but infrequently enough that I forget which flash drive it's on and what version it is so I end up always creating a new flash drive anyway.
Oh man thank you for covering this! I've been wanting to dive into this for a while but was kinda overwhelmed. Your Walk-through/Tutorial was a great help, I got it up and running in no time. Will you be diving into MDT as well?
LIke a pro indeed!! total n00b here, getting ready to take the dive into a helpdesk role hopefully and change careers. Got yourself a sub!! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
Your Walk-through/Tutorial is a great help. I feel now comfortable doing it by myself. Definitely want to see the follow-up video about customizing the build
Very well crafted video. I do like your no fuzz style, well spoken, good editing, nice elevator music...subscribed to your channel a while ago. Thanks and keep up the good work.
Great video, as usual Jeff. I think you should add a Pi-KVM into the series so you can show how easy it is to use the WDS to deploy to an actual physical PC even without setting up a monitor/keyboard.
You are the beast thanks for this I just happen to be running Windows Server 2019 and you just made my day. I have set this up and tested it on two laptops and yes it worked like a champ! One love always
Great video, I've been wanting to set this up at work to re-image 40+ desktops, so thank you for the quick crash course! I look forward to more of these types of videos. :D
Your arm twitch every time you flex your hands is fascinating to watch. :) Great video. I’ve not used WDS for many years. Perhaps it’s time to have another look.
If you have occasionally opportunity to try HP Device Menager, Terminal Client or any business/office machine from HP, then you should be surprised how easier is their deployment and management tool, just install, put multiple or single IPs, select what you want, and let the magic begin. I was trying software from Dell (need licence if you want do more than add HW on list), and Windows, HP did it more efficient in every aspect. Multiple bios configuration for PXE boot? No problem, just create template and click fire 🤣
I made an install usb using windows ADK, with custom stuff to skip the annoying prompts. Waiting for your next video, can't wait to make my own WDS for testing purposes. Thank you!
Really appreciated the ESD extraction information in this video. If you were looking to expand on this topic in the future you could show a sysprep & capture for WDS deployment in a part 2 version. Great information in this one though for sure!
To get a iso of windows 10 with an install.wim instead of install.esd: make the site believe you are using a tablet/smartphone to download the iso. chrome: open devtools(F12), toggle device toolbar and load the page (or reload) firefox: open devtools(F12), toggle reponsive design mode and load the page (or reload)
Jeff remind your viewers that if they export the first win10 image correctly, instead of re-typing it all they can up arrow and replace the index number and change the output name to do the second one faster. Maybe its commong knowledge but I didnt know if it would work till i tried it
Great video, love this and definately going to do it. Heads up: there is a typo in your google doc, the second command it has a N instead of an M in /sourceImageFile
This is a great tutorial! Looking to more videos like this. You explain things very well. Also one of the few that utilize background music without it getting distracting. ;-) Cheers!
DISM is your friend! lol I use basically business Dell hardware. Having custom images for said hardware is a life saver. I save the recovery images for this purpose. Like let's say you've got a Latitude e6330.. that deployment image file has all the drivers built in that you would need for not just that model but e6430 and e6530 as well. The newer systems I just use Dell's SupportAssist to do the wor4k for me. Boot, recover via cloud, update via SupportAssist and let that app do the magic.
Thanks for the refresher for WDS, been a while since I touched it but it seems the same as 2008 R2. Merry Christmas and have a safe holiday. Also if you ever get any Aussie beers, I recommend Coopers.
Thank you for doing this, your guides have helped me hugely with grasping It concepts. I have dyspraxia which sometimes makes picking these things up hard but your guides are super concise and to the point. Much appreciated! It’s helped me in my current job already
@@CraftComputing Just as a follow on from this, I've been following more on your guides because they have been so useful and helped me tap into IT knowledge I didn't realise I had. I've been offered a 3rd line position at work; 3 yrs ago when I started entry level helpdesk for another job I was told I was too stupid and too "spastic" to progress and make a career in IT, up until about a year ago they might have been right. The new position means I can finally after years of trying sort my life out, get debt free and hopefully fix my stupid old car. It might sound weird or whatever but these tutorials might have just saved my life. Thank you so so much for taking the time to make these for us Jeff.
As an IT Endpoint Sys Admin, I do take WDS and SCCM for granted, don't realize a lot of people don't know that you can PXE boot and image PCs with TS :)
Heads up, WDS is partly deprecated now, and Win 11 can't be installed this way. You need to use MDT to create a boot image that WDS sends out. That image will reach back out to the deployment share and download the wim, packages, drivers, etc.
Win11 can still be installed through WDS, so long as your WDS server is using a Win10 Boot WIM. I am already working on putting together a Win11 deployment guide, but it's obviously going to take some time.
I have learned so much from you Jeff. I knew nothing about servers I still don't know everything but I can deploy A few servers at the same time remotely and deploy all the work stations that are needed for person or business now. Thank you does not do any Justus for as much as A I have learned from you. Marry Christmas to you and your family
I did this for myself at work recently. Installed 4 computers in an unattended install in about 10-15 minutes. I just had to make sure they booted automatically from PXE into the install. Makes it SOOO much easier.
Broooo...for real. With COVID and all. Everyone "needed" laptops. I just imaged 32 dell 5410's in the past two weeks. If you're not automating you're wrong. Lol.
@@SkipsTinyBeard Exactly. I'm disabled with back problems and work limited hours. It took me almost a year to install 1709 onto about 250 computers, working for 5 hours a week in 1.5 hour shifts. Really wish we would have had a server back then, lol. I'd do 4 at a time. I could get about 8 done in an hour and a half per day. (had other distractions where I couldn't work on them)
Great job on the video! MS sure likes to over-complicate things. I guess this could be used for someone like Dell or HP who creaters thousands of PCs a day or for Web Providers who offer VMs on-the-fly. I liked your eggnog review. 13.9%, WOW!. I'm in my mid-50s and have never had an alcoholic eggnog. I must try that! Thanks again. I always enjoy your videos. Please keep up the good work.
Thank you for the excellent video. I find this video very fun and interesting and you are helping me to learn all the different things that I can do with Windows Server 2019.
13:50 you can actually relatively easily get the "right" install iso for Windows 10 with the install.wim by changing the user agent string with F12 to sth like a Samsung S5 or anything else but Windows. This will load the windows 10 download page with the direct download link for the ISO. Another way would be surfing to that page on your phone ;) This will guarantee you to have a perfect copy of windows. A colleague of mine at work download the iso with esd numerous times but was not able to integrate it with MDT for some reason. Using the upper mentioned one helped him. He wasted a lot of time figuring this out 😂
I have been in the IT Industry for over 25 years now, and this is the best tutorial I have ever seen, if Microsoft Trainings were like this I am sure there will be more and better prepared professionals in the industry. Thank you for making this soooo simple!!!
22 years myself, I have been focused on the Unix/Linux side of things and I am really lacking with Windows Server knowledge and this video makes me want to plead with the content creator to teach an entire course for everything a person needs to know about Windows Server hahaha. Truly a wonderful tutorial
For at least the last 20 years there is nothing easy like this.
This is the most concise and approachable way of explaining WDS I've ever seen. I'm going to send this to all of the newer IT techs at my company. Nice work and I'm looking forward to your MDT video.
Merry Christmas Mr Craft.
Jeff, you are a legend. I've been watching for a while, but this one got my subscription! I've been toying with the idea of remote deployment for a while, but this has sealed the deal. Thanks mate!
This couldn't have been timed better. I'm an apprentice at an IT company and just got some homework to setup a deployment server like this. This guide was super helpful, thanks a lot!
i have watch the entire week to the movies about WDS and i did not understand a thing , and your tutorial brings the light in my frustration . Thank you.
I needed this. Thanks for taking the time to make this easy to follow tutorial!
Definitely want to see the follow-up video about customizing the build with apps, drivers, settings, and removal of cruft.
Hi i'm also from Jupiter?! :D
Definitely wanna see this
Finally an up to date and understandable guide. Windows documentation and tutorials are a mess. Highly appreciated!
Joke
A windows 10 install imagine where you dont have to spend 10 minutes clicking "no" to all the various spy/tracking crap that 99.99% of people turn off on install. Would be great.
That's exactly what's coming next ;-)
@@CraftComputing Calm down Craft, you had me at watery eggnog! You noble bas***d :D
@@CraftComputing dang, that's exactly what I wanted to learn for work.
Although for now, i'm using the lazy "clone a standard install disk over and over" route
Also, wonder if you ever made something for WSUS ?
LTSC if you don't care about windows licensing ;)
@@CraftComputing cool, keep going
Great video man, would love to see a guide on how to setup a Linux PXE server! Gonna use this in my lab but I deploy Linux machines more often! :)
Would Be Nice to do more one Linux images . complete under video .
Greetings from the Netherlands
Dude, this video must have taken so much effort. Well done mate.
Excellent intro to WDS. Can't wait for the customized images follow-up.
I want to thank you for making this video and showing how relatively simple it is to set up WDS. I’ve been putting off setting it up for years, but now that I have it it has saved me SO much time.
I am so excited for the custom image image option! I spent about a week banging my head against the wall on that and I’m ready to see it done! Thank you!!
If you install adt, then MDT you can configure a deployment share with an unattended xml in which you can skip bd welcome and set local admin, etc... You can even create custom driver selection profiles that reference specific driver imports and inject them into your image through task sequence during the deployment. The task sequence is very powerful. This setup even allows application installs with included windows update passes. I suggest msi I installers for quiet switches to make things easier. There's a lot out there on this. Check them all out!
New subscriber here and holly cow, how come I miss this Gem, this is the first video I watch from this channel and waiting impatiently for the next one on windows Deployment series,
Thanks UA-cam for recommending This channel,
Marry Christmas Mr Craft
Literally the best WDS tutorial I've ever seen. Thank you for making this more accessible!
Definitely would love to see custom images, or creating an image for install from an existing PC
This is great. You just made something that can be so mind-numbing into something I feel comfortable doing.
I have a major deployment to do and you’ve given me a fantastic starting point.
Thank you!
Thanks for this tutorial Jeff! I've been wanting to do something like this for awhile and this video finally got me to do it! This was super easy to follow, and I really appreciate the explanations of some of the pitfalls like not grouping unlike builds. Well done!
Hi Jeff! Thanks to you, I finally built my first server! Thanks for all the amazing Videos! I'm really excited to learn how to make a custom Installed.
P.s. Merry Christmas! :)
I just went through the video step by step and learned how to set up WDS. I can't say thank you enough. Great video. Everything worked perfectly.
I always love watching videos from this channel. But this video takes the cake. I have been searching for this kind of video.
Thank you Craft Computing. Cheers and Merry Christmas
awesome I asked for it and you did it this is great, this will help me greatly since i always seem to be the guy building pc's for people and installing windows for them.
"I can't drink beer all the time"
And that's where you're wrong.
i sure do
I give it a pass cause that stuff is good. But still beer goes with every season. Even the ones that jump the shark.
🍻🍺🍻🍻 on the house
Calling American beer Beer lol.
@@xythiera7255 jesus you sure seem like a fun guy
You should get an Oscar! Best explanation Video a Ever Seen! Keep it up 👍
I was researching this topic and your video was excellent guiding me through the whole process. Update: ive come back to watch this video at least 6 times!
I've been using Hyper-V and Macrium for this. Make a reference image every half a year (Home & Pro), sysprep it, capture with Macrium, then deploy. Works for both BIOS and UEFI, takes about 2-5 minutes to deploy. Also works with laptops and I don't bother with drivers - have seen very few computers that need drive controller drivers. Then, Windows takes care of all updates. Total time is usually about 20 minutes, with about three minutes of work
Oh hell yeah, this is fantastic.
I install Windows often enough that I keep an installer handy on a flash drive, but infrequently enough that I forget which flash drive it's on and what version it is so I end up always creating a new flash drive anyway.
Oh man thank you for covering this! I've been wanting to dive into this for a while but was kinda overwhelmed. Your Walk-through/Tutorial was a great help, I got it up and running in no time. Will you be diving into MDT as well?
Ayyye, awesome. Next integrate MDT with it (it's free), and be amazed at the automation. :-)
This is the way. I haven't had to keep track of my "golden image" in a year. I just update the OS ISO every now and then.
LIke a pro indeed!! total n00b here, getting ready to take the dive into a helpdesk role hopefully and change careers. Got yourself a sub!! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
Your Walk-through/Tutorial is a great help. I feel now comfortable doing it by myself. Definitely want to see the follow-up video about customizing the build
This was really helpful for me. Thank you!
This is exactly what I am trying to learn right now. Cant wait for the next one.
Very well crafted video. I do like your no fuzz style, well spoken, good editing, nice elevator music...subscribed to your channel a while ago. Thanks and keep up the good work.
All I can say is "Wow!!!!!" thank you. I need to setup a WDS for my datacenter and you just open the door for me. Again Thank you!!
Great video, as usual Jeff. I think you should add a Pi-KVM into the series so you can show how easy it is to use the WDS to deploy to an actual physical PC even without setting up a monitor/keyboard.
You are the beast thanks for this I just happen to be running Windows Server 2019 and you just made my day. I have set this up and tested it on two laptops and yes it worked like a champ! One love always
Love the shoulder tick. Thank you for all you do.
Finally an easy to understand video on setting up WDS. Thank you.
Wow, wish I had this stuff back in the XP days with server when I was going to IT school. so great to watch! Thanks.
Very nice sir! I just completed setting this up on my R710. I tested it successfully and it's working nicely. Thanks!!
Great video, I've been wanting to set this up at work to re-image 40+ desktops, so thank you for the quick crash course! I look forward to more of these types of videos. :D
Great video man! I have been using WDS on my DELL R710 Windows Server 2019 to install my OS's over a couple of years and love how convenient it is.
Nice tutorial, Thanks and Merry Christmas
This would of saved me hours over other tutorials i found . Thanks for the awesome share
im really happy that you decided to go full time youtuber!
Great video! Looking forward to the customized install versions. Thanks for the great work!
bruh. i cant thank you enough. clear concise and you explain WHY.
Nice Video, something that most will actually get some use out of. I like these types of videos. Thanks! Merry Christmas!
Your arm twitch every time you flex your hands is fascinating to watch. :)
Great video. I’ve not used WDS for many years. Perhaps it’s time to have another look.
Great content! I really appreciate how well you break it all down.
Mind blowing explanation and general delivery. Thank you for your guidance in the field
Excellent, just the info I needed.! Looking forward to the followup videos you mentioned!
One of the cleanest tutorials I've seen. But most from Craft Computing are. There's about the perfect amount of info usually in videos. 👍👍
This guide helped me a lot but i couldn't follow as quick so had to watch it a couple times, very helpful video overall :)
Just found your channel from UA-cam suggesting in my feed. Really like the style. And looking forward to getting to know your content!
If you have occasionally opportunity to try HP Device Menager, Terminal Client or any business/office machine from HP, then you should be surprised how easier is their deployment and management tool, just install, put multiple or single IPs, select what you want, and let the magic begin. I was trying software from Dell (need licence if you want do more than add HW on list), and Windows, HP did it more efficient in every aspect. Multiple bios configuration for PXE boot? No problem, just create template and click fire 🤣
I got this working under unraid. Thanks for a great step by step as always.
I did a lotta bulk-installations some years ago - thanks for the brush-up on new procedures
This really helped me with my Admin course. Thank you!
I made an install usb using windows ADK, with custom stuff to skip the annoying prompts. Waiting for your next video, can't wait to make my own WDS for testing purposes. Thank you!
Man. The company I worked for could use this so much for deployed clients.
And Kirkland stuff is amazing bang for the buck.
Thank you! Going to try this in an environment with AD (homelab). And will also watch your other recommended video. Thanks again!
Thank you for the clear and concise content❗ I'm currently studying for MD100/101
Thank you so much. Concise and effective!! Gonna try this today!!
Well that's what 'boot from network' option in bios does :D
Thank you Mr Jeff. Happy New year stay safe mate. You drank that whole bottle aswell😂😂
Really appreciated the ESD extraction information in this video. If you were looking to expand on this topic in the future you could show a sysprep & capture for WDS deployment in a part 2 version. Great information in this one though for sure!
To get a iso of windows 10 with an install.wim instead of install.esd: make the site believe you are using a tablet/smartphone to download the iso.
chrome: open devtools(F12), toggle device toolbar and load the page (or reload)
firefox: open devtools(F12), toggle reponsive design mode and load the page (or reload)
Jeff remind your viewers that if they export the first win10 image correctly, instead of re-typing it all they can up arrow and replace the index number and change the output name to do the second one faster. Maybe its commong knowledge but I didnt know if it would work till i tried it
Great video, love this and definately going to do it. Heads up: there is a typo in your google doc, the second command it has a N instead of an M in /sourceImageFile
Where is part 2?
This is a great tutorial! Looking to more videos like this. You explain things very well.
Also one of the few that utilize background music without it getting distracting. ;-)
Cheers!
DISM is your friend! lol I use basically business Dell hardware. Having custom images for said hardware is a life saver. I save the recovery images for this purpose. Like let's say you've got a Latitude e6330.. that deployment image file has all the drivers built in that you would need for not just that model but e6430 and e6530 as well. The newer systems I just use Dell's SupportAssist to do the wor4k for me. Boot, recover via cloud, update via SupportAssist and let that app do the magic.
Very interesting. Looking forward to your video with customized install images!
Excellent video! Keep up the great work!
Thanks for the refresher for WDS, been a while since I touched it but it seems the same as 2008 R2.
Merry Christmas and have a safe holiday. Also if you ever get any Aussie beers, I recommend Coopers.
Great video did you ever make the video for drivers installation?
Thank you for doing this, your guides have helped me hugely with grasping It concepts. I have dyspraxia which sometimes makes picking these things up hard but your guides are super concise and to the point. Much appreciated! It’s helped me in my current job already
That makes me very happy to hear. Glad I could help :-)
@@CraftComputing Just as a follow on from this, I've been following more on your guides because they have been so useful and helped me tap into IT knowledge I didn't realise I had. I've been offered a 3rd line position at work; 3 yrs ago when I started entry level helpdesk for another job I was told I was too stupid and too "spastic" to progress and make a career in IT, up until about a year ago they might have been right. The new position means I can finally after years of trying sort my life out, get debt free and hopefully fix my stupid old car. It might sound weird or whatever but these tutorials might have just saved my life. Thank you so so much for taking the time to make these for us Jeff.
Amazing video! Helped me so much. Thank you
4:33 - You should consider using Windows Admin Center and avoid using the servers directly, simply access the functionality centrally.
As an IT Endpoint Sys Admin, I do take WDS and SCCM for granted, don't realize a lot of people don't know that you can PXE boot and image PCs with TS :)
Heads up, WDS is partly deprecated now, and Win 11 can't be installed this way. You need to use MDT to create a boot image that WDS sends out. That image will reach back out to the deployment share and download the wim, packages, drivers, etc.
Win11 can still be installed through WDS, so long as your WDS server is using a Win10 Boot WIM.
I am already working on putting together a Win11 deployment guide, but it's obviously going to take some time.
This has been a huge help! Really looking forward to the follow up. Can you cover how to customize the image as well?
thanks for the straightforward tutorial, a lot of good information
Great Work Jeff , and creetings from denmark .
nice work and very good explanation in a very simple way. thanks for making this video
Great video. Look forward to the next customization video
Thank you so much i have been struggling with network installs
Learned WDS 6 yrs ago.. great tool..
I have learned so much from you Jeff. I knew nothing about servers I still don't know everything but I can deploy A few servers at the same time remotely and deploy all the work stations that are needed for person or business now. Thank you does not do any Justus for as much as A I have learned from you. Marry Christmas to you and your family
I did this for myself at work recently. Installed 4 computers in an unattended install in about 10-15 minutes. I just had to make sure they booted automatically from PXE into the install. Makes it SOOO much easier.
Broooo...for real. With COVID and all. Everyone "needed" laptops. I just imaged 32 dell 5410's in the past two weeks. If you're not automating you're wrong. Lol.
@@SkipsTinyBeard Exactly. I'm disabled with back problems and work limited hours. It took me almost a year to install 1709 onto about 250 computers, working for 5 hours a week in 1.5 hour shifts. Really wish we would have had a server back then, lol. I'd do 4 at a time. I could get about 8 done in an hour and a half per day. (had other distractions where I couldn't work on them)
Great job on the video! MS sure likes to over-complicate things. I guess this could be used for someone like Dell or HP who creaters thousands of PCs a day or for Web Providers who offer VMs on-the-fly.
I liked your eggnog review. 13.9%, WOW!. I'm in my mid-50s and have never had an alcoholic eggnog. I must try that!
Thanks again. I always enjoy your videos. Please keep up the good work.
HAAAAA!!! FINALLY I HAVE FINISHED SOMETHING ON MY NETWORK BEFORE YOU!
Thank you for the excellent video. I find this video very fun and interesting and you are helping me to learn all the different things that I can do with Windows Server 2019.
13:50 you can actually relatively easily get the "right" install iso for Windows 10 with the install.wim by changing the user agent string with F12 to sth like a Samsung S5 or anything else but Windows. This will load the windows 10 download page with the direct download link for the ISO. Another way would be surfing to that page on your phone ;) This will guarantee you to have a perfect copy of windows. A colleague of mine at work download the iso with esd numerous times but was not able to integrate it with MDT for some reason. Using the upper mentioned one helped him. He wasted a lot of time figuring this out 😂
merry christmas, jolly ol' computer dude!
Great video, cannot wait for a video on the answer files for wds
Great video, clear instructions well presented