Step 5-11: Customize the UDI Wizard Configuration File for the Target Computer

The User-Driven Installation task sequence template includes a task sequence step that runs the UDI Wizard. When a task sequence step runs the UDI Wizard, the step also references an XML file that determines the configuration of the UDI Wizard. The UDIWizard_Config.xml file in the Scripts folder controls the behavior of the UDI Wizard. Customize the UDIWizard_Config.xml file using the UDI Wizard Designer.

The UDI Wizard Designer includes predefined stage groups for the UDI Wizard listed in Table 36. You can add or remove the wizard pages that appear in the UDI Wizard and the sequence of each wizard page for each stage group.

Table 36. Predefined Stage Groups for Each Supported MDT Deployment Scenario

Stage group	Description
New Computer	Use this stage group as the basis for your deployment when a new installation of a Windows operating system is deployed to a new computer and no user state is migrated.
Refresh	Use this stage group as the basis for your deployment when a computer is refreshed, including computers that must be re-imaged for image standardization or to address a problem.
Replace	Use this stage group as the basis for your deployment when one computer replaces another computer. The existing user state migration data is saved from the original computer. Then, a new installation of Windows is deployed to a new computer. Finally, the user state data is restored to the new computer.

To customize the UDI Wizard configuration file for the reference computer

1. Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Microsoft Deployment Toolkit, and then click UDI Wizard Designer.

The UDI Wizard Designer starts.

2. On the Ribbon, on the Home tab, in the File Menu group, click Open.

3. In the Open dialog box, in File name, type \\WDG-MDT-01\Packages$\MDT_Files \Scripts\UDIWizard_Config.xml, and then click Open.

Note This opens the copy of the UDIWizard_Config.xml file that resides in the MDT Package folder you created when you ran the Create Microsoft Deployment Task Sequence Wizard earlier in the process.

4. In the Page Library, click Install Programs.

5. On the Ribbon, on the Home tab, in the Edit Settings group, click Configuration Manager.

The Site Settings dialog box appears.

6. In the Site Settings dialog box, perform the following steps, and then click OK:

a. In Site Server Name, type WDG-MDT-01.

b. In Site Code, type NYC.

c. Click Validate Site.

d. In Application Collection, type All Users.

Note The Configuration Manager 2012 collection you type here must match the Configuration Manager 2012 collection to which you deployed your applications. In this guide, you selected the All Users collection in Step 5-10: Make the Office Professional Plus 2010 Application Available to All Users.

7. In the preview pane, on the Flow tab, expand StageGroup: New Computer.

The list of wizard pages used in the StageGroup: New Computer flow is displayed.

Note Make note of the sequence of the wizard pages in the StageGroup: New Computer flow in the UDI Wizard Designer. You will see the same sequence of wizard pages when you run the UDI Wizard in Step 6-4: Start the Target Computer with the Task Sequence Bootable Media.

8. Configure the StageGroup: New Computer flow using the information for each page listed in Table 37. Accept the default values unless otherwise specified.

Table 37. Information for Configuring UDI Wizard Designer Pages

Wizard page	Click the Configure tab and do the following
BitLocker	1. Under BitLocker Mode, expand BitLocker Mode. In BitLocker Checkbox, clear the Initially check this check box check box. 2. Under BitLocker Mode, click Unlocked for each of the following configuration options: · BitLocker Checkbox · BitLocker Mode Radio Buttons · PIN Text Box The status for each configuration option changes to Locked, which prevents users from changing these options in the UDI Wizard.
Volume	1. Under Image Combo Box, expand Image Combo Behavior, under Image Combo Box Values, right-click Windows 7 RTM (x86), and then click Select an Operating System Image. The Select an Operating System Image dialog box appears. 2. Complete the Select an Operating System Image dialog box by performing the following steps, and then click OK: a. In Select an Operating System Image/Installer to add, click image_index (where image_index is the image index of the image that contains Windows 7, which was identified in Step 5-1: Import the Captured .wim File into Configuration Manager 2012; for the purposes of this guide, select 2). b. In Display Name, type Windows 7 Reference Image – x64. 3. Under Image Combo Box, expand Image Combo Behavior; under Image Combo Box Values, right-click Windows 7 RTM (x86), and then click Remove Item. The Delete Item Confirmation dialog box appears. 4. In the Delete Item Confirmation dialog box, click Yes. 5. Under User Data and Settings, expand User Data Combo Behavior, and then select the Format: Clean all the data on the target volume during install check box. 6. Under User Data Combo Behavior, click Unlocked for each of the following configuration options: · Format Drive · Windows Directory The status for each configuration option changes to Locked, which prevents users from changing these options in the UDI Wizard.
New Computer Details	1. Under Network Details, expand Network Details; in Domain or Workgroup Radio Buttons, click Domain. 2. Under Domain or Workgroup Radio Buttons, click Unlocked. The status changes to Locked, which prevents users from changing this option in the UDI Wizard. 3. Under Network Details, expand Domains and OUs, and then click Add Domain. The Create or Edit Domain Information dialog box appears. 4. In the Create or Edit Domain Information dialog box, in Domain Name type mdt2012.corp.woodgrovebank.com. 5. In the Create or Edit Domain Information dialog box, in Friendly Name, type Woodgrove Bank Active Directory Domain, and then click OK.
Install Programs	1. Under Software and Groups, right-click any blank area, and then click Add Software Group. The Add/Edit a Software Group dialog box appears. 2. In the Add/Edit a Software Group dialog box, in Name, type Woodgrove Bank Applications, and then click OK. 3. Under Software and Groups, click Woodgrove Bank Applications. 4. On the Ribbon, on the Home tab, in the General Software Item Settings group, click Add, and then click Add Software to Group. The Add Software to Group Wizard starts. 5. Complete the Add Software to Group Wizard by performing the following steps: a. On the What type of software item do you want to add page, click I want to add an Application, and then click Next. b. On the Search Configuration Manager for the Software Item to Add page, in Display Name, type Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010 – x86. c. On the Search Configuration Manager for the Software Item to Add page, click Select. The Search Applications dialog box appears. d. In the Search Applications dialog box, click Search, click Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010 – X86, and then click OK. e. On the Search Configuration Manager for the Software Item to Add page, click Finish. Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010 – x86 appears underneath the Woodgrove Bank Applications software group. 6. Under Software and Groups, click General Software. 7. On the Ribbon, on the Home tab, in the General Software Item Settings group, click Add, and then click Remove Item. The Delete the Selected Item dialog box appears. 8. In the Delete the Selected Item dialog box, click Yes. 9. Under Software and Groups, select the check box for Woodgrove Bank Applications. The group and Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010 – x86 are selected.

9. On the Ribbon, on the Home tab, click Save.

The File Save dialog box appears.

10. In the File Save dialog box, click OK.

11. Leave the UDI Wizard Designer open for the next step.