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MEDIA CREATION TOOL WINDOWS 7 TO FLASH DRIVE DRIVERS
MEDIA CREATION TOOL WINDOWS 7 TO FLASH DRIVE UPDATE

SEE: Windows 10: Streamline your work with these power tips (TechRepublic PDF) Creating the selection profile USB flash drive with 32-128GB storage space (size depends on optionally included files).Additional files/folders that contain relevant configuration information, such as registry entries, VB scripts and batch files, or installers to be stored in a separate directory at the root of the USB drive.Applications configured and imported to MDT Applications.

MEDIA CREATION TOOL WINDOWS 7 TO FLASH DRIVE DRIVERS

Driver software imported to MDT Out-of-Box Drivers store.

Microsoft Windows installation media imported to MDT Operating Systems.

USB flash drive with 8GB storage space (minimum).

Microsoft Diagnostics and Recovery Toolset 32/64-bit for Windows 7 (or later) installed.

Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT), Build 8443 installed and configured.Windows Deployment Services (WDS) installed and configured.Microsoft Windows server with Windows Server 2008 (or later) installed.Microsoft Windows workstation with Windows 7 (or later) installed.

MEDIA CREATION TOOL WINDOWS 7 TO FLASH DRIVE UPDATE

Hence, the USB drive we'll be creating provides access to not only Microsoft's Diagnostics and Recovery Toolset (DaRT) for online and offline troubleshooting of dozens of system-related issues, but also access to Windows installation media and updated driver packages to update programs, uninstall borked hot fixes, modify configurations via the command-line interface (CLI) or PowerShell (PS), remove BitLocker, reset passwords, and format and reinstall Windows if all else fails-and a whole lot more.īefore we jump into building this USB drive, there are a few requirements to adhere to and depending on the needs to your environment, several optional configurations to consider, which will determine how fully featured your drive will be. Given this responsibility, IT needs the best tools to resolve issues quickly and efficiently, with as little downtime as possible. It's inevitable that something will cause a problem sooner or later-which is why, for IT professionals, job security squarely relies on supporting the numerous hardware and software configurations to keep business productive. However, Windows is not without its issues, as evidenced by the numerous updates, patches, and hot fixes that are constantly making repairs to the underlying code.