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The Boot Images node also includes a new column for ( Client Version). Only the configurations that you specify on the properties of the boot image are reapplied. This option rebuilds the boot image using the latest version of WinPE and the latest client version. These customizations include third-party extensions. During this process to reload the boot image, the site doesn't retain any manual customizations made outside of Configuration Manager. This action is available for both default and custom boot images. If the versions in the boot image are out of date, use the option to Reload this boot image with the current Windows PE version from the Windows ADK. The version of the Configuration Manager client in the boot image.The Windows ADK version of WinPE in the boot image.The current Windows ADK version installed on the site server.
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The General page of the Update Distribution Points wizard provides the following information: You can reload the boot image with the latest version of WinPE from the Windows ADK installation directory. When you use the Update Distribution Points action from the Boot Images node in the console, the site updates the target boot image with the client components, drivers, and customizations. Update distribution points with the boot image The site doesn't modify custom boot images. All boot image customizations remain unchanged. This update includes the new WinPE version from the updated Windows ADK and the new version of the Configuration Manager client. When you upgrade Configuration Manager 2012 to current branch, the site regenerates the default boot images. Upgrade from Configuration Manager 2012 to current branch Even if you configure automatic client upgrades to use a pre-production collection, that feature doesn't apply to boot images. The site always uses the production version of the Configuration Manager client in default boot images. If you don't want your customized/default boot images automatically updated, don't store them in the default location. Recreate any media that uses the modified boot images. Redistribute the modified boot images to distribution points.
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If the objects aren't valid, the site doesn't add the drivers to the boot images.īoot images that aren't based on the default boot images, even if they use the same Windows PE version, aren't modified.
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These objects include the driver source files. The default boot images are updated or regenerated depending on the action that you take.Ĭonsider the following behaviors for any of the actions described for default boot images:
These images are stored in the 圆4 or i386 folders in the following share on the site server: \\\SMS_\osd\boot\. Default boot imagesĬonfiguration Manager provides two default boot images: One to support x86 platforms and one to support 圆4 platforms. Configuration Manager uses WinPE to prepare the destination computer for Windows installation. This minimal OS contains limited components and services. Boot images are used to start a computer in WinPE. Applies to: Configuration Manager (current branch)Ī boot image in Configuration Manager is a Windows PE (WinPE) image that's used during an OS deployment.