You can choose from the following operating system deployment scenarios:. Upgrade Windows to the latest version. Refresh an existing computer with a new version of Windows. Install a new version of Windows on a new computer bare metal. Replace an existing computer and transfer settings. There are several methods that you can use to deploy operating systems to Configuration Manager client computers.
PXE initiated deployments : PXE-initiated deployments let client computers request a deployment over the network. In this method of deployment, the operating system image and a Windows PE boot image are sent to a distribution point that is configured to accept PXE boot requests. Make operating systems available in Software Center : You can deploy an operating system and make it available in the Software Center.
Configuration Manager clients can initiate the operating system installation from Software Center. For more information, see Replace an existing computer and transfer settings. Multicast deployments : Multicast deployments conserve network bandwidth by concurrently sending data to multiple clients instead of sending a copy of the data to each client over a separate connection.
In this method of deployment, the operating system image is sent to a distribution point. This in turn deploys the image when client computers request the deployment. For more information, see Use multicast to deploy Windows over the network. Bootable media deployments : Bootable media deployments let you deploy the operating system when the destination computer starts. When the destination computer starts, it retrieves the task sequence, the operating system image, and any other required content from the network.
Because that content is not included on the media, you can update the content without having to re-create the media. For more information, see Create bootable media. Stand-alone media deployments : Stand-alone media deployments let you deploy operating systems in the following conditions:.
In environments where it is not practical to copy an operating system image or other large packages over the network. For more information, see Create stand-alone media. Pre-staged media deployments : Pre-staged media deployments let you deploy an operating system to a computer that is not fully provisioned. The pre-staged media is a Windows Imaging Format WIM file that can be installed on a bare-metal computer by the manufacturer or at an enterprise staging center that is not connected to the Configuration Manager environment.
Later in the Configuration Manager environment, the computer starts by using the boot image provided by the media, and then connects to the site management point for available task sequences that complete the download process.
This method of deployment can reduce network traffic because the boot image and operating system image are already on the destination computer. You can specify applications, packages, and driver packages to include in the pre-staged media. For more information, see Create prestaged media. Boot images are used to start a computer in WinPE, which is a minimal operating system with limited components and services that prepare the destination computer for Windows installation.
Configuration Manager provides two boot images: One to support x86 platforms and one to support x64 platforms. These are considered default boot images. Boot images that you create and add to Configuration Manager are considered custom images. Default boot images can be automatically replaced when you update Configuration Manager.
For more information about boot images, see Manage boot images. Operating system images in Configuration Manager are stored in the Windows Imaging WIM file format and represent a compressed collection of reference files and folders that are required to successfully install and configure an operating system on a computer.
After the application installation is complete, the computer will reboot automatically. After application installation is complete, OSD will continue to run silently for a few minutes, with some reboots.
After the last reboot, you will see the screens below in order. The initial account setup should take 5 minutes or less to complete. Note : Sophos will not be installed in this image initially, it will auto-install via Software Center in 20 minutes to 2 hours.
Follow-up Sophos: Sophos AntiVirus should automatically push out from the server and install on your computer within a couple of days. Windows 10 comes with built in antivirus software and it is safe to wait for Sophos to auto-install Software Center should populate within 20 minutes to 2 hours after the computer has been joined to the domain.
Your computer may need to be restarted after the Windows updates have been installed. Update BIOS from vendor website when a newer version is available. The Task Sequence is failing due to disk size. A client record exists for this computer so there are no task sequences available. This most often occurs when the computer is being rebuilt. Send an email to help uw. Friday, August 23, AM. SCCM gets the OU information from the registry and that is populated when the machine recieves group policy after imaging and domain join.
Wednesday, June 19, PM. Thanks, I will give this a go and come back to you. Saturday, June 22, AM. Any luck or work around? I am seeing the same issue. Tuesday, July 16, PM. Wednesday, July 17, PM.
Thursday, December 5, PM. I'm 'stuck' here as well These are being ignored during OSD Would an AD site requirement on the application be better? Thursday, October 2, PM. Could you create a custom Global Condition to accommodate the requirements?
I'd still need the ability to apply the 'or' condition I don't have the ability at the moment to look for sure but off my head I would think you could create a Global Condition for the registry key, then create another global condition that is an Expression and add OU or your custom reg condition?
Sorry to resurrect such an old post. Any idea as to what registry key it queries? I'm having this same problem and wonder if I can just set this key during deployment.
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