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Unit 3

Staying Current with Windows 10

Contents:

Lab: Windows 10 by using System R2

Configuration Manager Technical Preview

Lab: Deploying Windows 10 by using System Center

2012 Configuration Manager Preview

Scenario System Center 2012

Manager
The videos explained how you can use Configuration
Manager (SCCM), Windows Server Update Services (WSUS), and mobile device
management tools such as Microsoft Intune to keep your Windows 10 systems up-to-
date.

The you learn how to using

System Manager Technical Preview. you
will deploy computer. In the deploy
Windows Windows 8.1, while settings and
data. updates and patches by Exercise
3, you provisioning package by using the Imaging and
Configuration Designer (Windows ICD) tool. You can use Windows ICD to customize
Windows 10 images. This tool is included in the Windows Assessment and

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Deployment Kit (Windows ADK) for Windows 10, which is available as a free
download. The ICD provisioning package can include policies and management
instructions for the installation of specific apps and customization of network
connections, and more. In Unit 1, you learned how Microsoft Deployment Toolkit
(MDT) to perform zero-touch installation (ZTI) and User Driven Installation (UDI)
deployment methods. You use ZTI to perform fully-automated deployments. Before
initiating process, you must configure
configuration CustomSettings.ini You
then sequence and scripts, information in
the CustomSettings. the MDT database variables.
These fully automate Windows deployment.
You use partially-automated deployments. Configuration Manager
task sequence runs the LTI wizard to collect deployment information at the time of
deployment. The LTI wizard takes the collected deployment information and sets the
values of the appropriate task sequence variables. The MDT task sequences and
scripts use the task sequence variables that the LTI wizard set, along with other task
sequence variables pulled from the CustomSettings.ini file, the MDT database, to
complete and LTI share a common has
conditional performed only if you select method.
Otherwise, deployment processes for ZTI You can
perform the network or by using attached
to the such as DVDs or USB flash deployment flexibility
allows you to manage deployments regardless of the target device connectivity.

Objectives
After completing this lab, you will be able to:

• Deploy computer.

• Deploy device running Windows

• Create provisioning package by using tool.

Lab Setup

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Estimated Time: 90 minutes

Start the lab by following the directions of the instructor.

Virtual machines used in this lab

Virtual Description
40332A-LON-DC1 Domain controller running the
Adatum.com Active provides
Domain Name System ( Configuration
Protocol (DHCP) services environment.

40332A-LON-CM1 Member server in the domain running System

Center 2012 R2 Configuration Technical Preview and
MDT 2013 Update 1, Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit
(ADK).

40332A-LON-WIN81 Domain-joined running Windows 8.1.

40332A-LON-BM01 A new device with no operating system installed (bare-metal

computer).

Start machines:

• 40332A-LON-DC1

• 40332A-LON-CM1

• 40332A-LON-WIN81

To prepare for this lab, perform the following steps to copy the Windows source files:

1. Adatum\Administrator Pa$$w0rd.

2. Machine Connection point to

Insert Disk.

3. \Program Files\Microsoft Learning\40332\Drives.

4. Select Win10_Enterprise.iso and then click Open.

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5. Open File Explorer and then copy the contents of D:\ drive to E:\Labfiles
\Source\Windows10.

6. After the copy is complete, you can remove the Win10_Enterprise.iso.

Exercise Windows 10 to a New

The exercise are as follows:

1. sequences

2. Manage operating systems

3. Manage device drivers

4. Manage apps

5.

6. Task Sequence

7.

8. Verify the deployment

Task 1: Manage task sequences

A task of individual steps, that

are in steps are used to drive
deployment. Manager task sequence action. In
the Configuration console, you can manage the Task
Sequences can create Configuration Manager sequences by using
the Create New Task Sequence Wizard. In this exercise, you will create a
Configuration Manager task sequence to deploy Windows 10 to a new device. To
manage task sequences, perform the following steps:

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1. Sign in to LON-CM1 as Adatum\Administrator with the password Pa$$w0rd.

2. On the taskbar, click Configuration Manager Console. The Configuration

Manager console starts.

3. In the navigation pane of the Configuration Manager console, click Software

Library

4. workspace, go to Overview/Operating Systems/Task

5. group on the Home

Create MDT Task Sequence

6. On the Choose Template page, click Next to accept the default template,
Client Task Sequence, because you are deploying a client operating system.

7. On the General page, in the Task sequence name box, type Windows 10
click Next. The task sequence user-friendly
sequence that displays in the console
Wizard at the time

8. Join a domain.

9. type Adatum.com, and then Windows User

Account dialog box appears.

10. In the Windows User Account dialog box, in the User name box, type
Adatum\Administrator.

11. Confirm password boxes, then

12. type Adatum Employee

13. name box, type Adatum click Next.

14. On the Capture Settings page, you can specify settings for capturing the

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image of the target computer after the operating system is deployed. However,
in this exercise, you do not have to capture the image, so click Next to proceed
to the next page of the wizard.

15. On the Boot Image page, you select the boot image that you will use with this
task sequence. We want to create a new boot image to use with MDT
do this, click Create package.

16. folder to be created

CM1\Packages$\MDTWindowsPE. Click Next

17. Settings page, in the Name MDT

, then click Next.

18. On the Options page, you configure the Windows Pre-Installation Environment
(Windows PE) options for the boot image, including the processor architecture
and the scratch space. In this exercise, you will deploy a 64-bit version of
Windows 10, click x64 and then click Next

19. you can configure

you can include in For this
mark next to Microsoft Components
support, and then click Next.

20. On the Customization page, review the additional options, and then click Next
to accept default values.

21. On the MDT Package page, click Create a new Microsoft Deployment
Toolkit Files package

22. folder to be created

CM1\Packages$\MDTFiles.

23.

24. On the MDT Details page, you configure the package name, specify the
package version number, and provide comments for the MDT files package. For

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the purpose of this exercise, in the Name box, type MDT Files, and then click
Next.

25. On the OS Image page, click Create a new OS Image.

26. In the OS Image File (WIM) location box, type \\LON-CM1\Source$\Windows

10\sources\install.wim

27. folder to be created

CM1\Packages$\Windows10.

28.

29. On the Image Details page, in the Name box, type Windows 10 x64, and then
click Next.

30. On the Deployment Method page, click Next to accept the default deployment
method, which is ZTI.

31. page, you can specify

create a new package.
Configuration Manager computer after
Click Browse, select
Manager Client Package, click click Next.

32. On the USMT Package page, you can create a Configuration Manager
package that contains the User State Migration Tool (USMT) programs that the
MDT deployment process uses to capture and restore user state. Click
Browse, select Microsoft Corporation User State Migration Tool for
16384, click OK, and

33. page, click Create A

the CustomSettings. unattended
this package to make
target computer during the deployment

34. In the Package source folder to be created box, type \\LON-

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CM1\Packages$\Settings.

35. Click Next.

36. On the Settings Details page, in the Name box, type Settings, and then click
Next.

37. systems, starting with have the

operating system. Because Windows 10,
package. Therefore, Package
the default value.

38. page, you can review the configuration that you

selected in the previous pages of the wizard. Because this wizard imports or
copies the Windows 10 operating system and generates the necessary
Windows PE boot images, it takes more than a few minutes to finish. After you
review the settings on this page, click Next.

39. page, click Finish.

Task operating systems

Now you will learn how to manage operating systems for SCCM-based deployments.
In the Configuration Manager console, you can manage operating systems from the
Operating System Installers and Operating System Images nodes. You manage
operating systems in the Operating System Installers and Operating System Images
nodes Manager console. You System
Upgrade manage the complete
installation to upgrade devices in the
package. an operating system
operating to manage in your Depending the
type of 32-bit and 64-bit versions and operating system
editions can be included in one operating system installation medium. For example,
you can have one image that contains both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows 10.

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You can use the Add Operating System Installers Wizard in the Configuration
Manager console to add operating system installation images to this node. You can
use the Operating System Images node to manage images that are directly deployed
to target devices. In this node, you will have an operating system images entry for
each operating system image that you want to deploy to your target devices. Each
operating system image in this node is unique to a specific edition and processor
architecture. image in this node can of
Windows use the Add Operating Wizard in
the Configuration console to add images operating
systems, steps:

1. On LON-CM1, in the navigation pane of the System Center Configuration

Manager console, click Software Library.

2. In the Software Library workspace, go to Overview/Operating

Systems/Operating System Upgrade Packages.

3. Home tab, click Add Upgrade

4. in the Path box, type

CM1\Source$\Windows10, and then click Next

5. On the General page, you can configure the package name, specify the
package version number, and provide comments about the operating system
installer package. In the Name box, type Windows 10 Enterprise (x64), and
then click Next.

6. you can review the configuration case,

Windows 10 Enterprise (
name of the operating Click

7. click Windows 10 Enterprise (

8. In the Properties group on the Home tab, click Properties. The Windows 10

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Enterprise (x64) Properties dialog box appears.

The following steps are to view and review the set properties.

9. In the Windows 10 Enterprise (x64) Properties dialog box, click the Editions
tab.

10. Enterprise (x64) Properties

11. Enterprise (x64) Properties Content

Content Locations tab, distribution
point groups where this operating image is stored.
Client devices will access the image from these locations.

12. In the Windows 10 Enterprise (x64) Properties dialog box, click Cancel.

13. In the Software Library workspace, go to Overview/Operating

System Images.

14. Windows 10 x64.

15. Properties group on the Properties. The

Properties dialog box appears.

16. In the Windows 10 x64 Properties dialog box, click the Images tab. On the
Images tab, you can see the operating system images available and the
properties of each.

17. In the Windows 10 x64 Properties dialog box, click the Data Source tab. On
can see the source creating

18. Properties dialog box, Locations

points or distribution
image is stored.

19. In the Windows 10 x64 Properties dialog box, click Cancel.

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Task 3: Manage device drivers

Now that you added an operating system, you must add device drivers for SCCM–
based deployments. In System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager, you can
dynamically inject device drivers into 32-bit or 64-bit versions of Windows 10 and
Windows PE operating systems. In the Configuration Manager console, you can
manage Drivers node. You device
drivers Import New Driver individual
device driver packages. You packages
to inject the appropriate Windows
operating you import device drivers, to an existing
device driver package or to a new device driver package. To manage device drivers,
perform the following steps:

1. On LON-CM1, in the System Center Configuration Manager console, in the

Software Library workspace, go to Overview/Operating Systems/Drivers.

2. Create group on the Home Driver. The

starts.

3. page, you can specify source

driver or you can specify a specifying the .inf
or .oem file for it. In the Source folder box, type \\LON-
CM1\Source$\DeviceDrivers, and then click Next.

4. On the Driver Details page, clear the check box next to Hide drivers that are
not digitally signed and then click Next.

5. Packages page, click Driver

appears.

6. Package dialog box, in the

7. In the Path box, type \\LON-CM1\Packages$\Drivers, click OK, and then click

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Next.

8. On the Add Driver to Boot Images page, click Next.

9. On the Summary page, click Next.

10. In the Completion page, click Close.

Task

System Center Configuration Manager and MDT provide the ability to initially deploy
software, but they are not designed to perform ongoing software management after
the initial deployment. System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager supports two
methods for deploying applications. The first method is the package and program
method that was supported in the previous versions of SCCM. The second method is
the new System Center 2012 From
the Packages Configuration Manager the
software using the package and create
packages using the Create Package the
Configuration

From the Applications node in the Configuration Manager console, you can manage
the software that you deploy by using the new application model. You can create
apps (or if you prefer, software) by using the Create Application Wizard in the
Configuration Manager console. You cannot automatically deploy Windows Store
apps step; however, you the
application exe) feature in UDI. installer
automatically installation of apps the first
Windows will configure an application Click-To-
Run Professional Plus 2013.

1. On LON-CM1, in the System Center Configuration Manager console, in the

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Software Library workspace, go to Overview/Application Management

/Applications.

2. On the Ribbon, in the Create group on the Home tab, click Create Application.
The Create Application Wizard starts.

3. On the General page, click Manually specify the application information,

4. Information page, you can app,

comments, version, and manufacturer. select if
deployed by a task sequence
automated, deployed manually from the Application Catalog. the Name
box, type Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2013 - x86 (CTR).

5. In Administrator comments, type 32-bit version of Microsoft Office

Professional Plus 2013.

6. application to be installed Application

without being deployed click

7. Catalog page, in the Localized type 32-

Microsoft Office Professional by Adatum
Employees.

8. In the Keywords box, type Office, and then click Next.

9. On the Deployment Types page, click Add. The Create Deployment Type

10. can specify the deployment example, the

Installer, a script, or a the
Click Script Installer

11. On the General Information page, in the Name box, type Microsoft Office
Professional Plus 2013 - x86 (CTR).

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12. In the Administrator comments box, type Deploy Microsoft Office

Professional Plus 2013 using CTR, and then click Next.

13. On the Content page, you specify the deployment type content that you want to
deploy to the target devices, including the location of the content, the command
to install the application for this deployment type, and the command to uninstall
deployment type. In the type
\\LON-CM1\Source$\OfficeProPlus2013_CTR

14. program box, type setup.

Adatum_Office_2013_Add.xml.

15.

16. On the Detection Method page, click Add Clause. The Detection Rule dialog
box appears.

17. In the Detection Rule dialog box, in Setting Type, select Registry.

18. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE

19. following text:

Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\O365ProPlusRetail-

20. Select the Use (Default) registry key value for detection check box.

21. Next to Data Type, select String.

22. dialog box, click OK. Click

23. page, you can specify the app

including whether the on and
take place. You can long the
and provide an estimate for expect the
installation to run. In Installation behavior, select Install for system.

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24. Under Logon requirement, select Whether or not a user is logged on.

25. Next to Installation program visibility, select Normal. In the Estimated

installation time box, type 120, and then click Next.

26. On the Requirements page, you can define the requirements that this app
deployment type might have, such as an operating system version or specific
Because there are no requirements Next.

27. page, you can define app

have. Click Next.

28. page, review the information wizard, and

then click Next.

29. On the Completion page, click Close. The Deployment Types page in the
Create Application Wizard appears.

30. page, review the then

31. you can review the configuration you

pages of the wizard.

32. Application Wizard dialog box,

Task 5: Distribute content

After content, such as the previous task,

you must to the distribution points access
the content. the content by using Wizard. In
this task, the content that you point. To do
this, perform following steps:

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1. On LON-CM1, in the System Center Configuration Manager console, in the

Software Library workspace, go to Overview/Application
Management/Applications.

2. In the details pane, click Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2013 - x86
(CTR).

3. Deployment group on Distribute

Content Wizard starts.

4. can specify if you associated

dependencies, then add the content
option is selected by default, appropriate for this
exercise. Click Next.

5. On the Content page, click Next.

6. On the Content Destination page, you can select the destination points to
Add, and then click Destination

7. to LON-CM1.Adatum. . Click

8. click Close.

9. In the System Center Configuration Manager console, in the Software Library

workspace, go to Overview/Application Management/Packages.

10. Repeat steps 2-8 for the following packages:

11. Configuration Manager Library

Overview/Operating Systems/Driver Packages.

12. Repeat steps 2-8 for the Driver Package object.

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13. In the System Center Configuration Manager console, in the Software Library
workspace, go to Overview/Operating Systems/Operating System Images.

14. Repeat steps 2-8 for the Windows 10 x64 image.

15. In the System Center Configuration Manager console, in the Software Library
workspace, go to Overview/Operating Systems/Operating System Upgrade

16. Windows 10 Enterprise (

17. Configuration Manager Library

Overview/Operating Systems/Boot

18. Repeat steps 2-8 for the Windows PE MDT Custom Boot image.

Task Task Sequence

After can now finalize the deploy the

object

To modify the task sequence, perform the following steps:

1. On LON-CM1, in the System Center Configuration Manager console, in the

Software Library workspace, go to Overview/Operating Systems/Task

2. Windows 10 Deployment

3. Sequence group .

4. sequence, browse to the Preinstall/New Only/Format

Disk section.

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5. Select Format and Partition Disk, and then in the Properties pane, select
BDEDrive (Primary).

6. Click the Edit button, the second of three buttons, and then in the Partition
Properties dialog box, select the check box next to Do not assign a drive
letter to this partition. Click OK.

7. browse to the State Restore/Install

8. Applications, and then click task.

9. pane, select Install the following applications.

10. Click the New button (the first of three buttons) on the Properties page since we
will be adding a new app to install, and then select Microsoft Office
Professional Plus 2013 - x86 (CTR). Click OK.

11. Windows 10 Deployment

To deploy perform the following

1. In the Task Sequences node, click Windows 10 Deployment.

2. Right-click Windows 10 Deployment, and then click Deploy. The Deploy

Software Wizard starts.

3. On the General page, next to Collection, click Browse

4. and then select the

Next.

5. Settings page, configure click

o Action: Install

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o Purpose: Available

o Make available to the following: Configuration Manager clients, media and

PXE

6. On the Scheduling page, click Next.

7. page, click Next.

8. Next.

9. page, click Next.

10. page, click Next.

11. On the Completion page, click Close.

Task

In the deployment process, you saw

Sequence deployment content. the
wizard Windows PE images. After the images are created,
you can run the Create Deployment Media Wizard to create bootable images. You
can use these bootable images to create bootable media, such as a DVD or USB
flash drive. For this exercise, the bootable media is already configured and the virtual
machines are configured to boot by using the bootable image media. In partially
automated deployments, the Task Sequence Wizard starts, and then you select the
appropriate which you saw earlier select
the task sequence starts the UDI
configuration the UDI Wizard Designer, pages
will be automated deployments,
configured configuration files is automatically no wizard
pages that are displayed, and the ZTI deployment process continues without
requiring any user interaction. Boot media has been pre-created for this lab. Perform
the following steps to attach the client to the boot media file:

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1. Connect to 40332A-LON-BM01.

2. In the Virtual Machine Connection window, click Media, point to DVD Drive, and
then click Insert Disk.

3. Browse to C:\Program Files\Microsoft Learning\40332\Drives.

4. then click Open.

To deploy the following steps:

1. Start the 40332A-LON-BM01 virtual machine. The Task Sequence Wizard

starts.

2. On the Welcome to the Task Sequencer Wizard page, click Next. You do not
have to make any changes to the configuration settings on this wizard page.

3. sequence to run page, Windows

click Next.

4. page, click Finish.

The deployment process starts, and the progress appears on the computer. This
process will continue unattended until the deployment is complete.

deployment process takes some approximately

continue to monitor the deployment
sequence progress bar.

After process completes, the device Windows 10.

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Task 8: Verify the deployment

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When the deployment is complete, you can verify that Windows is properly
configured. You do this by verifying the computer name and the domain to which
Windows is joined. You can also verify that the apps are properly deployed—for
example Office Professional Plus 2013 that you selected earlier in this exercise.

To verify the deployment, perform the following steps:

1. 40332A-LON-BM01 as Adatum\Administrator password

2. logo key+X. The start menu

3. Click System. The System Control Panel System Home app appears.

4. In the System dialog box, under the Computer name, domain, and
workgroup settings section, verify the following:

to a random name. (
scripting, you can specify deployment.)

Adatum.com.

5. dialog box.

6. Click the Start menu, click All apps, and then expand Microsoft Office 2013.

Note: In this lab, it can take several minutes before the Start menu is
ready. If the Start menu does not open immediately, press the Windows
Programs and Features Office 365
on the system.

7.

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Exercise 2: Deploying Windows 10 to a Device Running Windows

8.1

Scenario

The exercise covers how to deploy Windows 10 to a device running Windows 8.1 by
using Configuration Manager MDT.
This deployment. In this exercise, user
state Windows 8.1 and the task use to
perform then deploy Windows device by
saving user state. Finally, you will state is
successfully restored in Windows 10.

You will use the ZTI MDT deployment method to refresh the device running Windows
8.1 with Windows 10. As a part of the Windows 10 deployment, you will also deploy
the apps that are currently running on

Windows Office Professional Plus Windows 10

deployment available after the deployment.

Objectives:

• Configure MDT to perform an offline back up of the user data and settings.

• Configure MDT to restore the saved user data and settings to Windows 10.

• Deploy Windows 10 to a computer running Windows 8.1 by using SCCM.

The are as follows:

1. Windows 8.1 user state

2. Review and deploy the task sequence

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3. Deploy Windows 10 and Office Professional Plus 2013

4. Verify the deployment

Task 1: Review the Windows 8.1 user state

Before 8.1 device with Windows existing

user the device. Later configure MDT
to perform the user data and configure
MDT data and settings to Specifically, verify
the following Windows 8.1 device:

• Computer name is LON-WIN81.

• LON-WIN81 is joined to the Adatum.com domain.

• The in the Documents Adatum\Phil user

and Microsoft Excel spreadsheets:

o xlsx

o xlsx

1. Sign in to LON-WIN81 as Adatum\Phil with the password Pa$$w0rd.

2. Press Windows logo key+X. The menu appears.

3. dialog box appears.

4. under the Computer

section, verify the following:

Computer name is set to LON-WIN81.

o Domain is set to Adatum.com.

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5. Close the System dialog box.

6. In File Explorer, go to This PC\Documents\SalesDocuments. Notice the

contents of the SalesDocuments folder. You can see the following Microsoft
Excel spreadsheets in the folder:

o AverageSellPriceAnalysis.xlsx

xlsx

7.

Task 2: Review and deploy the task sequence

To deploy Windows 10 to the Windows 8.1 device, you will use the same task
sequence “Exercise 1: Deploying Computer”.
Before sequence and deploy Windows Professional
Plus sequence to see how the saved
and then

1. Sign as Adatum\Administrator password Pa$$w0rd.

2. On the taskbar, click the Configuration Manager console. The Configuration

Manager console starts.

3. In the navigation pane of the Configuration Manager console, click Software

4. workspace, go to Overview/Operating Systems/Task

5. click Windows 10 Deployment

6. On the Ribbon, in the Task Sequence group on the Home tab, click Edit. The

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Windows 10 Deployment Task Sequence Editor dialog box opens.

7. In the task sequence hierarchy, go to State Capture\Online USMT\Capture

User State.

Note: On the Properties tab of the Capture User State task sequence
that the task sequence uses the USMT package that
earlier. You can also configure other options for capturing
copying by using the file capturing by using
Shadow Services if you want mode, and
task sequence step runs in USMT to
user state.

8. In the task sequence hierarchy, go to State Restore\Restore User State.

Properties tab of the Restore User State task sequence

that the task sequence uses package
You can configure how restored and
local computer user sequence
exe in USMT to restore

9. In the Windows 10 Deployment Task Sequence Editor dialog box, click OK.

To deploy the task sequence, perform the following steps:

1. Systems/Task Sequences, click

2. Windows 10 Deployment, and then The Deploy

starts.

3. On the General page, next to Collection, click Browse.

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4. Click OK in the message, and then select the All Windows 7 and 8.1
Workstations collection. Click OK. Click Next.

5. On the Deployment Settings page, configure the following, and then click
Next:

o Action: Install

following: Configuration media and

6. On the Scheduling page, click Next.

7. On the User Experience page, click Next.

8. On the Alerts page, click Next.

9. page, click Next.

10. click Next.

11. click Close.

Task 3: Deploy Windows 10 and Office Professional Plus 2013

Now that you have seen how the task sequence saves and restores user state
information, sequence on the refresh the
device Office Professional Plus sequence
saves to the local disk on restores the
user After the user state task
sequence Professional Plus 2013.

To deploy Windows 10, perform the following steps:

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1. Sign in to LON-WIN81 as Adatum\Phil with the password Pa$$w0rd.

2. Open the Control Panel, and then click System and Security.

3. Click Configuration Manager.

4. On the Actions tab, click Machine Policy Retrieval & Evaluation Cycle and
OK. Click OK to close
Panel.

5. Software Center. A appears.

6. search results, click Software Center starts.

7. In Software Center, on the Available Software tab, select the check box next
to Windows 10 Deployment, and then click Install Selected. The Software
Center dialog box opens.

8. In the Software Center dialog box, click Install Operating System. The
and the progress This
unattended until the deployment

deployment process from this approximately 60

Task

The takes some time to

monitor by viewing the progress sequence
progress check if Windows 10 is properly by verifying the
computer domain to which system is joined. need to verify
that the apps, in this case Office Professional Plus 2013, are properly deployed.

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Note: There is a bug related to USMT that prevents user state restore, so the
user state data for CORP\Phil will not be restored. As a result of this bug, you
will see an error at the end of the task sequence. You can ignore this error (or
it will eventually disappear automatically) to complete the installation.

To verify successful, perform the

1. Adatum\Phil with

2. key+X. The Start menu

3. Click System. The System app appears.

4. In the System dialog box, under the Computer name, domain, and
workgroup settings section, verify the following:

o Computer is set to LON-WIN81.

Adatum.com.

5. box.

6. menu, click All apps, and then Office 2013.

Note: In this task, it can take several minutes before the Start menu is
ready. If the Start menu does not open immediately, press Windows
logo key+X, click Programs and Features, and then check if Office 365
ProPlus is installed on the system.

Exercise a Runtime Provisioning Using the

Windows ICD Tool

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Scenario

A provisioning package can consist of settings, profiles, and assets. This package is
a file with the .ppkg extension. This package can be delivered to a Windows 10
Enterprise edition device in multiple ways. Some of those ways include sending the
package as an attachment in an email or using a USB flash drive with the package
stored on it. The most sophisticated and secure way is to use a mobile device
management ( such as Microsoft Intune. transform a
system system with little or

Objectives:

• Understand how to use the new Windows Imaging and Configuration Designer

• Create a provisioning package using ICD

• Understand how to deploy the provisioning package.

The as follows:

1. Provisioning

Task 1: Review Windows 10 Provisioning

The goal of provisioning is to be able to obtain a device from your favorite computer
store enterprise applications wipe and
reload perform provisioning by package
that you Windows ICD tool included for
Windows this provisioning package or
deliver another method such as wipe-
and-reload new system image, you can apply the
provisioning package. A provisioning package is a collection of settings generated by
Windows ICD, applied profiles for different scenarios, some assets, such as

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certificates, files, and some payload to be introduced by the provisioning package. In

Windows 10, there is a program called provtool.exe that processes the package and
delivers the content to be applied by the Configuration Service Providers (CSP)
within Windows 10. To create an ICD package, perform the following steps:

1. Sign into LON-CM1 as Adatum\Administrator with the password Pa$$w0rd.

2. click the down arrow and

Imaging and Configuration Windows ICD
Windows ADK for

3. provisioning package.

4. In the Name box, type Lab3. Notice the path and name of the default project
folder, and then click Next.

5. In the New project panel, select Common to all Windows editions, and then

6. can include a provisioning browsing

point there are no packages Finish.
package appears.

7. customizations pane, expand Deployment assets and

Runtime settings. Spend a few minutes to look at the customizations options
that are available.

8. On the File menu, click Save.

9. Provisioning package.

10. Admin, which will set the provisioning

provisioning packages from other

11. Click Next. The Select security details for the provisioning package panel is

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displayed.

12. Click Next because we will not be adding a certificate or encrypting our
package.

Note: We recommend that you include a trusted provisioning certificate

package. When the device,
added to the system store signed with
thereafter can be applied

13. save the provisioning package displayed. You can

specify the output location where you want the provisioning package to be
saved after it is built. By default, Windows ICD uses the project folder as the
output location. Optionally, you can click Browse to change the default output
location. Click Next to accept the default location. The Build the provisioning

14. the package. The appears in the

progress bar indicates the

If your build fails, an error message displays that includes a link to the project folder.
You can scan the logs to determine what caused the error. After you fix the issue,
build the package again. If your build is successful, the name of the provisioning
package, output directory, and project directory will be displayed.

You can package again and output

package. to change the output and
then build. You can now to the
target

Understand how to apply a provisioning package

After the package is on the system, there are many methods to deploy it. The

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following are some methods to deploy (Note: this is for informational purposes; you
do not perform these tasks in the lab):

• The user can go to Settings > Accounts > Work access > Add or remove a
package for work or school > Add a package, and then select the package to
install.

• The provisioning package by in an

email, removable media, or

• The machine into Windows PE, by

using Image Servicing and Management ( following is an
example DISM command to deploy a provisioning package.

DISM.exe /Image=C:\ /Add-ProvisioningPackage /PackagePath:C:\xxxx.ppkg

• You can also deploy the package by using SCCM.

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