In the first part of this blog series on how to deploy Windows 10 with SCCM, we will prepare our environment for Windows 10. Follow our your SCCM server and make sure that you are upgrading your Windows ADK version which is included in the upgrade process. The only manageable version would be PE10 images. Our rule of thumb about drivers is to try to boot a certain model and if it fails, add the drivers. One is to import. WIM files and the other one is for Full Media. We will need both for different scenarios. In the case of a vanilla deployment or after a build and capture, you use Operating System Images to import the WIM files. In an Upgrade task Sequence, you will need to have the Full media imported in Operating System Upgrade Packages. This package will be used to upgrade a Windows 7 or 8. The path must point on an extracted source of a ISO file. You need to point at the top folder where Setup. Before deploying Windows 10, make sure that your Software Update Point is configured to include Windows 10 patches. Once , we will create a Software Update Group that will be deployed to our Windows 10 deployment collection. This way, all patches released after the Windows 10 media creation or your Capture date will be deployed during the deployment process. Read the next parts of this blog series to successfully deploy Windows 10. Founder of System Center Dudes. Based in Montreal, Canada, Senior Microsoft SCCM Consultant, 5 times Enterprise Mobility MVP. Working in the industry since 1999. His specialization is designing, deploying and configuring SCCM, mass deployment of Windows operating systems, Office 365 and Intunes deployments. I know that writing content is boring and time consuming. But did you know that there is a tool that allows you to create new posts using existing content from article directories or other pages from your niche? And it does it very well. The new articles are high quality and pass the copyscape test. Therefore making it easier to drop in a new default install. Is there any reason why I cannot use the default install. Will there be an update for the latest SCCM 1610? Any how, keep up the good work. The site server is running version 5. Anyone got any ideas? We are running SCCM 2012 R2 CU4 right now and the Windows 10 deployment breaks on almost every step. Source: Windows , yet this is a simple command line action without sources. Before this step i had a reboot and it crashes on that aswell. Is this to blaim on SCCM 2012 R2 CU4 or could this be something else? Windows 7 and Windows 8. Thank you in Advance. In this article your refer to add drivers, to boot files, but after upgrade I can not see that option in my 6. Until upgrade CAS and PRI sites, I uninstall ADK 8. Please Provide these details to your Windows Deployment Services Administrador so that this request can be approved. Pending Request ID:3 Message from Administrator: Configuration Manager is looking for policy Contacting Server 10. Specify a valid path. Not sure what else to try. Where can I get the latest WIM build of windows 10. I have been on the insider program from the start so not sure on the latest official build, is there a location where we can download the Iso of windows 10 that will always be updated when new builds come out? Windows 10 has built in features for upgrading, that have been improved by a large margin compared to previous versions. Do we still need to use the user state migration tool when windows 10 can upgrade without it when on a stand-alone client?
