Importing an OS into MDT
- Aman.K
- Jun 1, 2018
- 2 min read
Updated: Feb 2
Now that we have setup MDT, the next step is to start importing operating systems so that we can begin making images. In this example I will be using Windows 10 Enterprise 1803.
1) Go to the top of the VM session and go into File
- Choose settings from the drop down menu
- Go into SCSI Controller and highlight DVD
- Click Add
- Choose image file and then navigate to the path where you saved the ISO image
- Click apply then OK
- Go into the deployment workbench and expand the deployment shares
- Expand MDT Build Lab
- Expand Operating systems
- Right click operating systems and choose Import Operating System
- Choose full set of source files for the OS and click next
- Find the ISO image.
- It is under this pc and it should be called DVD Drive E
- Click next
- Name it W10X64v1803
- Click next and then finish
- Go into Operating systems in the workbench and go into the Windows 10 Folder
- Delete everything except the Windows 10 Pro + Enterprise x64 images.
2. Now we need to get the updates for the Windows 10 image
- Go to https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/home.aspx and search for the latest Cumulative Update for the version you are working with
- Download them to your desktop
- Copy them across to the MDT server
- In the D drive create a new folder in the setup folder called Windows 10 Updates
- Put the updates in this folder
- Open the deployment workbench and expand the Deployment shares
- Expand MDT Build Lab
- Expand Packages
- Create a folder here called Windows 10 x64 1803
- In this folder, right click and select Import OS Packages
- Select the Windows 10 Updates folder you made in D:\Setup
- Expand the Advanced configuration folder in workbench which is under task sequences and create a new selection profile called Windows 10 x64 v1803
- When creating this profile, select Packages
- Then select the Windows 10 x64 v1803 folder
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