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You'll have to determine how much time you spend in a month setting up new systems.

Do you wipe the new systems and install a clean Windows install? Is there Dell bloatware you don't want? Do you require any customization of the OS? If you do go the apllication route, these can be entered into customsettings.ini to be mandatory, like AV. Its actually best to setup applications to install during the default deployment share task sequence with the applications tab, but a golden image is fine if you are willing to maintain it. If that works, fatten the image from there with software if you like. Then, go to you default deployment task, sequence, and update the wim file in the "install OS" step with the wim. If that wim captures without issue, import it into operating systems in your deployment share. Use "delegate permissions" in ADUC to set this up. You can domain join as an MDT step manually during deployment, and eventually setup a restricted service account with only permissions to domain join to a specific OU in your customsettings.ini that will do it automatically. The capture system cannot be domain joined because of sysprep. Make sure you are using the litetouch.vbs, not the other litetouch. Logon to your worksation to imaged, and go to the capture share/scripts folder/litetouvh.vbs. In your capture share, setup a bog standard sysprep and capture task. Not required, but it will make imaging way faster. MDT will handle win 10 21h2 without issue, so go for it. Do it by hand on the VM/physical machine you are capturing.

dhcp option 66/67 i beleive.įor your first wim, start with a default windows install. Make sure your dhcp is setup to know its a PDE boot server. The only thing it will do is use tge MDT boot disk to let your imaged machines PXE boot. its a windows role that you can install on the same server as MDT.

Note: If you update your customsettings.ini you need to update your WDS boot disk. Your capture share should be different than your deployment share so they can each use their own customsetting.ini/boostrap.ini.