The Windows ADK comes now in two parts. With each major release of Windows 10, comes a new release fo the Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit. This means yet another product now two! If you are looking for a history of Windows ADK versions, see our post here. For the latest compatibility chart, check this Docs documentation. This is still true even if the Windows ADK has been split into 2 pieces. I want to know if my Windows 10 images will deploy with no issues.

However I am not bale to deploy that image. I am getting failure errors. Is it because MDT is not upgraded to ? I did the exact steps but the it still shows the old version even though it said that the update was successfull. Maybe you might also want to add how- to update the USMT package to completely be up-to-date after the installation. I mean is there a suppose to be a version number?

I did run into an issue when following the step Update Distribution Point. Jonathan- We had been imaging our devices using a task sequence with Win 10 ver and tried to roll up to We attempted to follow the process but at the moment when we pxe boot, it appears as though the boot file that it tries to call for takes longer than before and we are never presented with any task sequence offers.

We get to the spash screen of the jpeg we set as the background and then the machine quits pxe. We used to have WinPE boot image x64 and a separate boot image file that was called for in the task sequence but now it seems that it just uses the boot image file same as task sequence in pxe deployments.

Hello Jonathan, thank you very much for this article. You must be logged in to post a comment. An earlier version of the Windows ADK should work just fine, even if unsupported when a new Windows 10 release comes out. Boot images will require more or less work, depending on your setup. Share this Post. Log in to Reply. Fine article. Helps a lot. Thanks for your effort Grt Huub. Hi Jonathan, thank you so much for this information!

Extremely helpful! Often happens if unsigned drivers are inserted into x64 boot image What could I do to resolve this issue? Thanks in advance! I was wondering if there was anything that we may have missed? Same Problem for me. Any solution? Hi Claudio, hit Update distribution point and check the box Reload this boot image and you should see them back after that! Leave a Reply Cancel reply You must be logged in to post a comment.

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How to Update the SCCM Boot Image · Open SCCM Console from Start Menu · Navigate to Software Library – Operation System – Boot Images to select. To install Windows ADK for SCCM, download replace.me Run it as administrator and this brings up Windows Assessment and Deployment kit install.

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When I try to create a new boot image it gives me an error stating that the specified file is invalid and only maximum compression type is supported. Thank http://replace.me/9818.txt for your comment Anthony! You’ll see errors similar to the wincows strings in upgrade windows adk sccm smsts. So, we have ADK based off of upgrade windows adk sccm Leave a Reply Cancel reply You must be logged in to post a comment. Got it solved. But yes, you boot images will still work after the upgrade of ADK.