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Greta Pauwels
Apr 18, 2017Copper Contributor
MDT for windows 10 version 1703
Can I use the "old" MDT (for version 1607) to deploy Windows 10 version 1703?
If not, where can I find the new version of MDT for windows 10 version 1703?
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- ADAIR JOSE PEREIRACopper Contributor
- 硕 张Copper ContributorAnd this link will be the temp method solved this issue,
https://www.reddit.com/r/SCCM/comments/65wjpa/win_10_1703_sccmmdt_task_sequence/ - David M HeckCopper Contributor
ADK Download page: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/hardware/windows-assessment-deployment-kit
- Steffen NielsenCopper Contributor
Hi Greta,
I assume you mean MDT 8443, which was released in November?
I have used that MDT, with the ADK 10.1.14393 to create the Windows 10 1703 images we use in our organisation, so the answer would be yes.The new MDT is not yet released, but I recommend ou follow this blog:
https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/msdeployment/The ADK, however, is released for 1703, and can be found here:
- Tony FlemingCopper Contributor
Agreed, I have also completed capturing and deploying a Win10 x64 1703 reference image using the same configuration but I found that when I deploy it to a physical device (vs. virtual machine) at the beginning of the STATERESTORE Property phase/ZTINextPhase (Component) I hear "All right, you're connected. Now we'll check for any updates". I'm assuming this is the network adapter configuration as it is not uniquely identified in the deployment logs.
I would like to disable it but I can't find any documentation indicating its presence. I didn't know if controlling it might be a feature in ADK 1703. Has anyone else seen this behavior?
- Peter McDanielCopper Contributor
It is Cortana. Made me jump the first time it happened (A SurfacePro on which the volume defaults to 100%) It can be disabled by adding this to the Unattend.xml, in Pass 4, Deployment Neutral, under Run SynchronousCommand:
Reg Add HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\OOBE /v DisableVoice /d 1 /t REG_DWORD /f