If you have existing shares you will need to copy the files from the update to %DeployRoot%\Tools and overwrite the existing files in all shares. In this guide we will walk through configuring Microsoft Deployment Toolkit to deploy the reference image created in the previous article: Build and Capture Windows 10 22H2 Reference Image Installing the MDT Update: MDT_KB4564442Įxtract the files from the self-extracting archive and copy them to %ProgramFiles%\Microsoft Deployment Toolkit\Templates\Distribution\Tools replacing the existing files. There are workarounds for this but currently deploying Windows 10 works with this older ADK and WinPE. We must use the older WindADK and WinPE because MDT expects x86 support for WinPE.A major time saver if you don’t want to do it manually. Please check out my MDT-Setup script which will automatically install and configure MDT the same as using this guide.There are some Open Source solutions that I’d like to look into and I plan to write about them. I intend to use MDT until it becomes unfeasible and then I have a few ideas of where to move to after that. Microsoft Deployment Toolkit appears to be largely abandoned in favour of ConfigMgr and Auto Pilot - both of which are paid solutions.
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