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Agenda Images – WIM, VHD and Applied Images Offline Servicing Adding Updates, Packages, Drivers Enabling Features Moving to different hardware MDT 2010 and ConfigMgr 2007 integration Troubleshooting

Images WIM - File format that contains one or more compressed Windows images VHD - File that can hold data equivalent to what is normally stored on a hard drive Used in virtual machines Used for Native Boot from VHD Applied Images

Offline Servicing using DISM Mount, remount, and unmount images Add, remove, and enumerate drivers and packages Query information Enable, disable, and enumerate Windows operating system features Upgrade to a higher edition of Windows.

Offline Servicing using DISM, cont. Application Servicing Command-Line Options Check the applicability of a Windows Installer application patch Enumerate applications and application patches Apply the offline servicing section of unattend.xml Update a Windows PE image

Offline Servicing using DISM Q & A

Windows 7 Configuration Passes Windows PE Windows Setup Sysprep WindowsPE Windows PE Generalize offlineServicing Specialize AuditSystem AuditUser OobeSystem

Offline Servicing using Setup Q & A

Deployment Solutions and offline servicing MDT 2010 Lite Touch is using setup.exe ConfigMgr 2007 supports multiple options Setup.exe or OSDApplyOS.exe

Offline Servicing using MDT 2010 and ConfigMgr 2007 OSD Q & A

Troubleshooting Offline Servicing Understanding Component Based Servicing Log files Setupact.log DISM.LOG CBS.LOG

Troubleshooting Offline Servicing Q & A

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