Learn OSD Basics - Create Windows 10 task sequence using SCCM

Learn OSD Basics - Create Windows 10 task sequence
This video is about creating your 1st SCCM OSD task sequence.
The topics I have covered is:
0:00 - Intro
0:52 - Terminologies used for OSD
06:20 - Pre-requisites for SCCM OSD Task Sequence
10:16 - Downloading and creating OS image package for Windows 10.
14:29 - Creating Windows 10 task sequence and understanding the steps
26:33 - Create Boot Media using task Sequence Media
29:03 - Live demo of building windows 10 task sequence.
Pre-requisite for Operating System Deployment
Mandatory
OS Image : Windows Operating System Image file (Install.wim) - To install Windows 10 operating System
Boot Image : boot.wim - Load WinPE or Windows PE (Windows Preinstallation Environment) to get list of task sequence. Boot image should contain:
Network driver
mass storage driver
Boot Media : An ISO file - to load Boot image. Can be extracted into USB to boot the device.
PXE : Preboot Execution environment - to load boot image.
(Note: Either Boot Media or PXE can be used)
Drivers / Driver Packages
Configuration Manager Package : to install SCCM Client. Transition from WinPE to full OS
Optional:
Applications, packages, Software update etc
Demo consists of:
Downloading Windows 10 ISO (download it from Visual Studio subscription or Volume LIcensing Service Center)
Extracting install.wim and creating Operating System Image package
Create Windows 10 task sequence
Understanding each steps under task sequence
Create Boot Media
Live demo of Building Win10 using task sequence
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[@discipleofjesus2969]

You kept your words... eventually you uploaded the OSD video series as we all expected.Imparting knowledge is not a trivial matter..this society needs people like you❤️ Hope to upload more videos.

[@ManishBangia]

Thank you so much for your kind words. This really means a lot to me.

[@user-dx7jy4zw1q]

Very nice explanation sir, please make more videos by using more options on task sequence.😢

[@ManishKumar-be9tp]

Manish Sir, You are really helping a lot. Thanks for your help. Please create a playlist for OSD on your channel and give us more deep knowledge on this topic.

[@divayarora6654]

Hi Guru Ji U have explained the things in simple manner and also used for beginners to understand easily. If you have a time kindly make videos more deep into osd.

[@ManishBangia]

Thanks Divay, really appreciate your response. i will try my level best to come up with more detailed content on OSD.

[@dilip9823]

Thanks a Lot Manish jee

[@akshayjagtap5507]

Excellent! Thank you Sir... 👌🏻

[@ManishBangia]

Most welcome!

[@shikosapry]

Thanks bro Excellent , Need more video's

[@ManishBangia]

Will upload soon

[@basavarajhg7979]

Fabulous teaching thank you sir its helps a lot

[@btclife360]

Much Apreciated

[@ManishBangia]

Thank you

[@arshdeep1286]

Thanks sir this helped me in my job. I will be employed with the knowledge I am getting from your side Thanks much

[@ManishBangia]

All the best

[@unkownuser2320]

please create custom task sequence which consist of getting automatic computer name and joining to specific OU using ui++.xml file and customization of answer file

[@ManishBangia]

Sure, I will further create few more advance level videos with automated computername technique and others

[@AnilSNE]

@@ManishBangia Same question!

[@sayyedanas4330]

Thanks a lot Sir !! This was really gud and easy to understand… appreciate your efforts.. Is it possible if you can share some informative video for MDT Image as well which can be exported to USB … Thanks again !!

[@Ravisccm]

Awesome

[@nadeemmalim3913]

Thanks you so much..

[@ManishBangia]

Happy to help

[@msubhamdas8985]

Excellent ☺️

[@ManishBangia]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@muazzamchoudhury3939]

Hi wonderful video. I’m new to IT and was wondering if chrome and 7zip installed on the the image that you installed on hyper V? You didn’t log in so wasn’t sure. Also how did you get those application from SCCM?

[@ManishBangia]

Thanks for liking the video. We need to create the applications first in sccm console and that can be added under task sequence to get it installed along with operating System.

[@shivakumarm9577]

What happens if I didn't provide a local administration password in the tasksequence? If incase of tasksequence fails how to get the SMSTS.log file and troubleshoot it..

[@ManishBangia]

The only way to get log files in this scenario is to get logs when u see task sequence error with time-out window and press F8 to open command prompt. I always prefer a time-out setting of 24 hours so as it becomes easy to see error window staying for longer time.

[@pradeepkulkarni1795]

Thanks Manish Sir for this explanation. It's really informative. Small query why we are using Boot media instead PXE ? Benefits for Boot Media?

[@ManishBangia]

Pxe has more benefits as we are able to boot into pxe without USB. But PXE requires a setup such WDS role installation and enabling few pxe related configuration. This requires a separate video to understand the whole process. It is easy to create boot media, included that in the video.

[@lokeshnk1480]

Thank you so much for useful classes sir Can u share the link how to create sccm lab in high resolution laptop 🙏

[@ManishBangia]

Thanks Lokesh for liking the video. The process remains same for creating the lab irrespective of resolution. You can check my other video create sccm lab which is very easy to configure.

[@AnilSNE]

Thanks for this video. I would request further for customizing unattend.xml video if possible.

[@ManishBangia]

Noted

[@sheetalpatel77]

Hi Followed the same steps except I provided ip manually for the network ip details as we don’t have dhcp enabled It finishes the task sequence successfully but doesn’t join to the domain making sure it is OU but not folder also the log says successfully join the domain Account that used has the correct permissions Any suggestions what will be reason behind this?

[@ManishBangia]

Check the netsetup.log which is located under c:\windows\debug. This log file will give you the information on domain join issues.

[@sheetalpatel77]

@@ManishBangia Hello Thank you for your response. I have checked and it is showing this "netpcheckdomainnameisvalid for xxxx returned 0x54b last error 0x0", netpcheckdomainnameisvalid (exists) for xxx returned 0x54b, domain name is invalid netpvalidate name returned : 0x54b, status 0x54b

[@sourabhpanse]

Is it mandatory to create boot media after creating TS? Why not to create a deployment onto a device collection and then boot the device on PXE and let the TS run?

[@ManishBangia]

Either Boot media or PXE, any option is fine. Boot media is not mandatory.

[@sourabhpanse]

@@ManishBangia thank you for replying. I have created a TS from an old running TS then distributed the content to distribution points and then when i start the vm, it boots into PXE. After loading the content the microsoft toolkit window appears and after a minute TS stops. Can you guide me where to look? My new TS is deployed to a device collection and i have added the test vm to this collection. For partition and format disk step i have added 2 steps. 1 for UEFI based machine and 1 for legacy bios. I have added TS variables to check if the machine has uefi enabled or not.

[@ManishBangia]

Once boot image loads. Press F8 to open command prompt. Open smsts.log located under x:\windows\temp\smstslog. Also, look for ip address if you are getting it. type ipconfig and see the results.

[@sourabhpanse]

@@ManishBangia the TS is failing on partition and format disk using uefi when i set when vm on EFI secure boot mode. When i set vm on bios mode it works. The old TS is working fine on partition and format disk using uefi step using same boot image and osd wim file

[@ManishBangia]

This seems like a Generation 1 VM which only supports Bios. For UEFI to work, VM should be generation 2 and would recommend to enable secure boot.

[@FluerVang]

Hi, so sorry to tell you this but I can't understand your heavy Indian accent at all. One word of advise. If you wish to speak English, please use the English tone and take your time to pronounce each word slowly instead of speaking Indian English. We don't understand Indian so we won't understand your Indian English. Thank-you, my man!

[@ManishBangia]

I am sorry to hear you had tough time understanding my accent. At this age it wont be easy for me to change my style, though iI will try me level best in upcoming videos to sound it more natural.