Windows 10 Servicing Plans and In-Place Upgrades In Microsoft SCCM

[@jcc2289]

Another great video! Thanks Justin

[@PatchMyPC]

Thanks for watching!

[@andrewjohnporter]

Great video Justin. I'd like to note one thing about about the collections that the feature updates are deployed to in stages. It can be a good idea to have different devices in your pilot and early adopters groups for the feature update and your monthly patching testing. This is because those users would then be on a different version of Windows 10 and getting different updates, so for the period of time your testing the new version of Windows 10 you'll no longer be properly testing the monthly patches for the old version of Windows 10.

[@lpaone01]

Thank you very much, Justin, the video was very informative and saved me a lot of time; especially deciding the upgrade method.

[@PatchMyPC]

Great to hear!

[@CocoBrook13]

Thanks for making this vid.

[@PatchMyPC]

Thanks for watching

[@colaman1806]

You are my real teacher

[@PatchMyPC]

:) thanks for watching - Justin

[@mrwaeta1]

hello sir , this is really great appreciate it... please confirm if this same steps will work when upgrading from windows 10 to Windows 11. I have been given a task to upgrade about 4K workstions windows 10 builds , different builds to windows 11 22H2 .... thanks

[@fawadjawshan4233]

Very informative video. Thank you for making this great video

[@PatchMyPC]

Thanks fro watching!

[@deepakdeval1723]

Another reason of not using Windows Servicing is that after the upgrade, all previously disabled Windows Apps are re-installed. Using TS helps in getting rid of them during the upgrade process itself.

[@PatchMyPC]

This shouldn't be the case anymore. I believe with 1803 or 1809 the Windows Setup is supposed to not re-install unprovisioned universal applications.

[@mohammedha1]

Thanks Justin for your great videos

[@PatchMyPC]

Thanks for watching.

[@ShivakumarMuniraju]

Hi , Thanks for your videos ...we are using feature update enablement package for Windows 10 feature update 22H2 ..Need your suggestion on how to update drivers for different hardware models(HP, Lenovo,Dynabook)...which is best option to update drivers ??

[@PatchMyPC]

This isn't something we have covered, sorry.

[@AnilSNE]

Hi Justin, I have question. Do I need to stay connected to network once the upgrade process begins in case update feature upgrade. Actually my requirement is for those users who can be offline during upgrade. Thanks.

[@PatchMyPC]

It will likely depend on the steps in your task sequence.

[@AnilSNE]

Hi Justin, Thanks for reply. I am not talking about Task Sequence option. I am talking about the 2nd method (Feature update) you shown in the video.

[@PatchMyPC]

@@AnilSNE That shouldn' need network once started

[@AnilSNE]

@@PatchMyPC Thanks! I will give it a try.

[@adomalagic7598]

Hi Justin, thank you for the great videos. Wanted to ask for your recommendation as to how OS updates (builds) can be successfully pushed to remote workstations not connected to the agency’s network? Over VPN that would be inefficient and time consuming due to bandwith. Do you use Cloud managament gateway? What would you recommend in that case if company already has SCCM. Thank you!

[@PatchMyPC]

There have been some improvements for boot media with CMG. Johan may have done a post about it.

[@adomalagic7598]

@@PatchMyPC Thank you! If you have that link please share it if you find it.

[@adomalagic7598]

Have you used Solarwinds in conjunction with SCCM? Any thoughts on that? Thanks!

[@SHAKTI4601]

This is very good explanation.. Thank you.. Have you thought of including topics like OSbuilder , offline image servicing kind of solution in any future videos ?

[@PatchMyPC]

Yeah, that's on the radar!

[@SHAKTI4601]

@@PatchMyPC Thanks :)

[@leandromoreira87]

Great video!! Parabéns.

[@PatchMyPC]

Thanks for watching.

[@RaidenXXII]

Hi Justin, Great video and very informative. Thank you. You've mentioned at the end of the video about Windows 7 to 10 in place upgrade TS video. I couldn't find it in your uploads. Do you mind pointing it out? And is it better to use SCCM TS wizard or WDT to create task sequence?

[@PatchMyPC]

I may not have exported it. It depends on the scenario for MDT and SCCM.

[@richballestas3143]

Great video Justin!!! Question about servicing and feature updates. I downloaded the Windows 11 feature upgrade. All of our machines are on Win 10 20H2 OS build 19042.2130, but half show up as required, the other half show up as not required. I'm at a loss

[@PatchMyPC]

Not sure why that would be the case.

[@shawn2296]

Hey I'm getting an error trying to create upgrade deployment It says the specified files is not a valid operating system Using sccm version 2006

[@PatchMyPC]

Where are you getting this at?

[@shawn2296]

@@PatchMyPC turns out that this was in the import operating system Sccm needs a install.win not esd file I made the change and was about to get it running On another note does your team give detial WSU’s reports ? Our organization is looking for a patch management solution

[@somvirsharma5951]

Hi Justin, I am getting this error in setuperr while running the upgrade on few systems, please suggest: CONX 0xd0000034 Failed to add user mode driver [%SystemRoot%\system32\DRIVERS\UMDF\uicciso.dll

[@PatchMyPC]

Sorry, I think this would be to much to try to solve over commnets.

[@mcastro05]

Thank you for this informational video. A tremendous help! Quick question, how did you copy the autorun.inf from the mounted ISO? It getting blocked. TIA.

[@PatchMyPC]

Hmm, I'm not sure. I didn't do anything special there.

[@mcastro05]

@@PatchMyPC Thanks Justin, it appears that the ISO has to be mounted to a network drive in order for the .inf to be copied over to another UNC path.

[@thatLion01]

Another great video. Is it possible to upgrade machines on a different domain then SCCM?

[@PatchMyPC]

Yeah, any machine with the client should work.

[@AKAOmnivore]

Have you noticed 1803 has a 1803 and 1803 x64 feature update? Problem being they are both showing as available to x64 machines, Since they added the x64 (released 9/27/18) version 90% fail as they are trying to install both

[@PatchMyPC]

I havne't noticed that yet. I will have to look into that.

[@jacquesbence1452]

I see the same. If you try to run the feature update package through Software Updates it keeps showing as failed on a client even though it actually installed.

[@Speersy29]

Hi Justin, great video! I've got a question about windows 10 servicing. If an organisation were to utilize the windows 10 servicing feature, what are the draw backs? is anything lost in terms of customization which may of been deployed during the task sequence built such as windows 10 menu layout things like that? Also does the later builds of windows 10 bypass the security code for bitlocker? or is this why you would opt to use a task sequence? Thanks Lee

[@PatchMyPC]

For the most part, all customizations should retain for either method you use. Setup.exe is essentially running both methods. Task sequence method may be helpful if you need to perform any additional customization for the latest build you upgrade to.

[@MZL2005]

Hi Justin great video sir! I do run in to one problem if you or anyone here could help me. I am trying to update my VMs on Hyper-v from 1909 to 20H2. On all my tries I get the following error: "Failed to delete previous value SetupProgress of reg key System\setup\Mosetup|Volatile. I have even deleted the the reg key and I still get the same error. I have checked all the baselines, checked different logs same error on smsts logs, and setupact logs. Any help will be appreciated!

[@PatchMyPC]

Sorry, I haven't seen that one before.

[@ms66725]

Hey ! Great video man ! Just wanted to ask if this works in this scenario : I have 100's of VMs with 2012 R2 OS and wanted to migrate them to 2016 with all the settings and configuration to be same. (in place upgrade) Can I do that without human interaction ? Does Task sequence do in place upgrade ? Thank you !

[@PatchMyPC]

I think it could. I haven't tested in-place with servers, but it should be pretty similar.

[@backintime33]

Shouldn't I be able to install 1803 on all my machines?? Is there a reason a previous build like 1607 or 1709 do not get the 1803 update?

[@PatchMyPC]

That should be fine. Are you updating from a previous Windows 10 build or Windows 7?

[@backintime33]

I am updating from windows 10 1607.

[@backintime33]

Also would it work from windows 7?

[@PatchMyPC]

You can upgrade to 1803 no problem

[@bonifatzke]

What a great Overview! Thank you so much!

[@abdulrehmanaltaf9504]

Awesome....

[@PatchMyPC]

Thanks for watching

[@SALalnashri]

Thanks a lot justin

[@PatchMyPC]

ISSI Angelus thanks for watching!