The document outlines enhancements and tools for deploying Windows 7, including Windows Deployment Services (WDS) and Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM). It covers various deployment strategies, including automating processes, provisioning virtual machines, and improvements in OS imaging, migration, and error handling. Additional resources for training and support, including Microsoft certification information, are also provided.

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4. What Will We Cover?Review New Deployment Tools and EnhancementsDeploy Operating Systems with Windows Deployment ServicesProvision Virtual Machines with Microsoft Deployment Toolkit

5. AgendaModifying Windows 7 Operating Systems with Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM)Automating Deployment Using Windows Deployment Services (WDS)Provisioning Virtual Machines

6. Windows 7 Deployment EnhancementsIMAGINGDELIVERYMIGRATIONUser State Migration ToolHardlink MigrationOffline File GatherImproved User File DetectionWindows Deployment ServicesMultiple Stream TransferDynamic Driver ProvisioningVHD and WIM SupportDeployment Image Servicing and ManagementAdd/Remove Drivers and PackagesWIM and VHD Image ManagementINTEGRATED SOLUTIONS CONTINUEMicrosoft Assessment and PlanningApplication Compatibility ToolkitMicrosoft Deployment Toolkit

7. Windows 7 Deployment Enhancements - NotesIMAGINGDELIVERYMIGRATIONUser State Migration ToolHardlink MigrationOffline File GatherImproved User File DetectionWindows Deployment ServicesMultiple Stream TransferDynamic Driver ProvisioningVHD and WIM SupportDeployment Image Servicing and ManagementAdd/Remove Drivers and PackagesWIM and VHD Image ManagementINTEGRATED SOLUTIONS CONTINUEMicrosoft Assessment and PlanningApplication Compatibility ToolkitMicrosoft Deployment Toolkit

8. Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) OverviewReplaces pkgmgr, PEImg, and IntlConfg ToolsAllows Offline and Online Image ServicingSupports Both WIM and VHD Formats Improved Diagnostics, Error Reporting, and MessagingProvides Cross-Architecture, Cross-Version, Cross-Edition, and Cross-Technology Support

9. DISM Usage ScenarioImageMaintenanceImage PreparationCustomer ExperienceImage InstallationTechnician ComputerInstall WAIKRead documentationPlan deployment strategyPrepare answer filesPrepare Windows PELab ComputerInstall base operating systemAdd customizationsSysprep -GeneralizeBoot Windows PEImage captureCustomer SystemWinSAT [optional]OOBEFirstLogonCommandsDesktopCustomer SystemBoot Windows PEConfigure diskApply imagesAdd customizationsBoot WindowsSpecialize configuration passAudit modeAdd customizationsSysprep –OOBETechnician ComputerMount imagePerform customizationsUnmount imageDISM ‘offline’ servicing scenariosDISM ‘online’ servicing scenarios

10. DISM Command-Line ExamplesMount an Image for Servicing:>dism /mount-wim /wimfile:wimfile.wim/index:# /mountdir:mount directoryReview Drivers:>dism /image:mount directory /get-driversAdd a Driver:>dism /image:mount directory /add-driver /driver

11. Demonstration Environment

12. Review DISM and Mount an Image FileReview Packages, Features, and DriversChange LanguageSettings in Boot ImageDemonstration: Modifying Windows 7 Operating Systems with DISM

13. AgendaModifying Windows 7 Operating Systems with DISMAutomating Deployment Using Windows Deployment Services (WDS)Provisioning Virtual Machines

14. Windows Deployment Services OverviewReduces complexity of deployments and costs associated with manual installation processes12345PXE bootTFTP download of Windows PEOS Image download(SMB or multicast)OS Image applyOffline Servicing

15. Windows Deployment Services Overview - NotesReduces complexity of deployments and costs associated with manual installation processes12345PXE bootTFTP download of Windows PEOS Image download(SMB or multicast)OS Image applyOffline Servicing

16. Windows Deployment EnhancementsMultiple Stream TransferMultiple bands to broadcast images to clientsOptimized rates per client connectionClient Auto RemovalSlower clients can be dropped to unicast or entirely (only in standard multicast)Boot Image MulticastWindows PE boot images can use multicast (clients with EFI)Medium

17. Dynamic Driver ProvisioningFewer, Smaller Images

18. Integrated into WDS for Unified Experience

19. Control Which Machines Receive Which Drivers

20. Updates Don’t Have to Be Added to Each ImageWDS ServerImages DriversClient

21. Configure Windows Deployment ServicesDeploy Windows 7 to a New ComputerUse Multicast Transmissions to Deploy Multiple ClientsDemonstration: Automating Deployment Using Windows Deployment Services

22. AgendaModifying Windows 7 Operating Systems with DISMAutomating Deployment Using Windows Deployment Services (WDS)Provisioning Virtual Machines

23. VHD Deployment OverviewVirtualization Increasingly Common in the EnterpriseDifferent Image Formats Have Meant More MaintenanceWIM for physical machinesVHD for virtual machinesNative VHD Boot Enables Unification and Lower Costs

24. Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2010Reduces deployment time and helps standardize imagesSupport for Windows XP® SP3 and LaterBrings together proven practices, in addition to the following Microsoft technologies:Application Compatibility Toolkit (ACT) Windows User State Migration Tool (USMT) Windows Automated Installation Kit (WAIK)Windows Deployment Services (WDS)

25. The Deployment Workbench

26. Attach and Explore a Virtual Hard Disk FileCreate an Unattended Setup FileDeploy Windows 7 with the Microsoft Deployment ToolkitDemonstration: Provisioning Virtual Machines

27. Session SummaryDISM replaces and enhances several older tools to service and manage imagesWindows Deployment Services enables you to remotely deploy WindowsMDT is another way to create low-touch remote operating system deployments