#OS X IMAGE CAPTURE HOW TO#
#OS X IMAGE CAPTURE INSTALL#
#OS X IMAGE CAPTURE DRIVERS#
#OS X IMAGE CAPTURE DRIVER#

#OS X IMAGE CAPTURE INSTALL#

This package contains the source files to install the Configuration Manager client. On the Install Configuration Manager page, specify the Configuration Manager client package. If you plan to migrate either the domain settings or the workgroup settings during the deployment, make sure you enter the appropriate domain credentials here. In Domain, specify the name of the domain. Join a domain: Specify whether to add the destination computer to a domain when the OS is deployed. Join a workgroup: Specify whether to add the destination computer to a workgroup when the OS is deployed. On the Configure Network page, specify the following settings: Disable the account when the Windows is set up.Д®nable the account and specify the local administrator password: Use the same password for the local administrator account on all computers where you deploy this OS. Randomly generate the local administrator password and disable the account on all supported platforms: Create a random password for the local administrator account.

#OS X IMAGE CAPTURE HOW TO#

Specify how to configure the administrator account for the deployed OS:

If the server license is Per server, also specify the maximum number of server connections. Server licensing mode: If necessary, specify that the server license is Per seat, Per server, or that no license is specified. For example: XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX

If you use a non-encoded product key, separate each group of five characters with a dash ( -). You can specify encoded volume license keys and standard product keys. Product key: If necessary, specify the product key for the Windows OS to install. If the OS image contains multiple versions, select the version that you want to install. Image index: Specify the index of the OS to install in the image. Image package: Specify the OS image package, which contains the required files to install the OS. On the Install Windows page, specify the following settings: The architecture of the boot image must be compatible with the hardware architecture of the destination computer. For example, describe the OS that the task sequence creates.Д«oot image: Specify the boot image to use with this task sequence. Task sequence name: Specify a name that identifies the task sequence.Дescription: Specify an optional description for the task sequence. On the Task Sequence Information page, specify the following settings: On the Create a New Task Sequence page, select Build and capture a reference operating system image. On the Home tab of the ribbon, in the Create group, select Create Task Sequence to start the Create Task Sequence Wizard. In the Configuration Manager console, go to the Software Library workspace, expand Operating Systems, and then select the Task Sequences node. Use the following procedure to use a task sequence to build a reference computer and capture the OS. For more information about the task sequence steps to manage drivers, see Use task sequences to install device drivers.

#OS X IMAGE CAPTURE DRIVERS#

RequirementsД«efore you create a task sequence to install an OS, make sure the following components are in place: RequiredДriver packages that contain the necessary Windows drivers to support hardware on the reference computer. The packages associated with the task sequence, such as applications, must be available on distribution points before you deploy the build and capture task sequence. Captures the OS from the reference computer.Installs the Configuration Manager client.Partitions and formats the reference computer.About the build and capture task sequence

#OS X IMAGE CAPTURE DRIVER#

Additionally it is recommended not to add any drivers to the custom reference image via either the Auto Apply Drivers task or the Apply Driver Package task.

This minimizes the amount of potentially conflicting drivers that are included as part of the custom reference image. To avoid potential hardware driver issues when deploying custom reference images to different model devices, it is recommended to create custom reference images using virtual machines (VMs).

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