Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2012 Update 1
Microsoft Deployment Toolkit Samples Guide
Published: August 2012
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Introduction to the Microsoft
Deployment Toolkit Samples Guide
Deploying Windows 8 Applications
Using MDT
Managing MDT Using Windows
PowerShell
Automating the
Application of Operating System Service Packs in Deployment
Shares
Customizing Deployment Based
on Chassis Type
Deploying Applications
Based on Earlier Application Versions
Deploying Operating
Systems Using Configuration Manager 2007 R3
Fully Automated LTI Deployment
Scenario
Fully Automated LTI
Deployment for a Refresh Computer Scenario
Fully Automated LTI
Deployment for a New Computer Scenario
Calling Web Services in
MDT
Connecting to Network
Resources
Deploying the
Correct Device Drivers to Computers with the Same Hardware Devices
but Different Make and Model
Deploying Windows Server
2003 R2
Deploying Additional
Mass Storage Drivers for Windows XP and Windows Server 2003
Replacing an
Existing Computer with a New Computer Using Configuration Manager
2007 R3
Deploying an
Operating System to a New Computer Not in the Configuration Manager
Database
Configuring Conditional Task
Sequence Steps
Creating a Highly Scalable
LTI Deployment Infrastructure
Selecting a Local
MDT Server When Multiple Servers Exist
Replacing an
Existing Computer with a New Computer Using Lite Touch
Installation
Integrating Custom Deployment
Code into MDT
Installing Device
Drivers Using Various Installation Methods
Initiating MDT Using Windows
Deployment Services
Performing Staged
Deployments Using MDT (OEM Preload)
Configuring
Configuration Manager 2007 R3 Programs to Allow Package
Installation via Task Sequences
Using Windows PowerShell
to Perform Common Tasks
Delaying Domain Join
to Avoid Application of Group Policy Objects