This is not possible with a captured image process such as MDT or SCCM build and capture task sequence which is limited. OSDBuilder is able to perform Offline Servicing to a Windows OS image which can then be used in a Windows 10 deployment or In-Place Upgrade task sequence. Traditionally, I would use MDT to build custom WIM images but these days there is a better approach – service the Windows 10 ISO media directly with the latest security updates, features and import that as the quarterly or monthly media directly into the SCCM OS deployment task sequence. Adequate local disk space on management PC where the PowerShell scripts will run the servicing for Windows 10 (Recommended D: or E: drive, not C: OS Disk)ĭavid Segura over at has done great work in creating a PowerShell module called “OSDBuilder” that simplifies the updating of the Windows 10 or Server 2019 (2016 too) ISO media that is used for SCCM/MDT OS Deployment task sequences.Windows 10 ADK/WinPE 1809 (Recommended) installed on management PC.Run a PowerShell command prompt with elevated admin access.Pre-Download the Windows 10 VLSC or MSDN media.Local administrative rights on a Windows 10 management PC.Set PowerShell Set-ExecutionPolicy to “ByPass” or “Unrestricted” on the management PC (ByPass is more secure than unrestricted).NET, Adobe Flash, Servicing Stack update, Dynamic Update, and Latest Cumulative update. Use OSDBuilder to fully patch and perform offline servicing of the Windows 10 ISO media with the latest.Enable/Disable Windows 10 or Server OS Features such as.Ensure the latest OneDriveSetup.exe is included in Windows 10 ISO media (Optional – recommended).Ensure monthly Windows 10 (or Server OS) updates are included in the ISO/WIM image SCCM-MDT packages used by OS deployment.
Import the OSDBuilder PowerShell Module.Once the ISO media is updated using this approach you only have to run a few commands each month Microsoft releases updates and re-import the current updated WIM or ISO source files for In-Place Windows 10 upgrades. Moving away from building custom images (WIMs) in modern Windows 10 management is the best approach when possible. NET 3.5, installing the updated OneDriveSetup and more. Using OSDBuilder developed and maintained by David Segura () is currently the best PowerShell module to perform offline servicing that ensures the Windows 10 ISO media (or Image) is up-to-date including enabling. In this blog post – “ Quick Start Guide Windows 10 WaaS Servicing Updates Using OSDBuilder” I will outline the quick steps required to update the Windows 10 or Server 2019/2016 ISO media that is used during SCCM or MDT OS deployment. In the Windows 10 servicing approach (WaaS) keeping the deployment media/image up to date with the latest updates can be a challenge and confusing at times.
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