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Jonathan Lee (jlee102)
Hello I am trying to create a .wim or .iso file for use with practice with learning for college with making deployable images for windows 10.
Can anyone help? I keep getting stuck with the DISM command line after. There is a dism /online command switch that would utilize the sysprep image you generalized right after you booted into the sysprep user profile that was created. However, how would you use DISM.EXE after to use the active sysprep image you are working in as the image that you want to capture? This command below works but it pulls the image to create the .wim file from the D: where the DVD or ISO is being stored when I am testing this in hypervisor v.
How do you run this with the /online command switch this just uses the D: to make the image from.
The reason I am doing this is you could take a image that is a known solid good image, then generalize it then store it locally or on a flash drive to take to work with on the server for mass deployment. Or if there is a known issue and you need to look more into you could save the a .wim or .iso of the system you are working on and upload it to a image store directory on a sever remotely for a NOC to look at. This is a perfect way to look into why a system software is failing, you could pull the full image off your machine and then push it to a image server for a higher tier of support for example. Or use this send failed image to your local "noc" or Network Operations Center, this would be great for testing prototype images in a live environment and then pulling the image as its live and sending it back to the NOC without losing the logs and the whole image that was being used before a reimage of a machine.
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Can anyone help? I keep getting stuck with the DISM command line after. There is a dism /online command switch that would utilize the sysprep image you generalized right after you booted into the sysprep user profile that was created. However, how would you use DISM.EXE after to use the active sysprep image you are working in as the image that you want to capture? This command below works but it pulls the image to create the .wim file from the D: where the DVD or ISO is being stored when I am testing this in hypervisor v.
How do you run this with the /online command switch this just uses the D: to make the image from.
The reason I am doing this is you could take a image that is a known solid good image, then generalize it then store it locally or on a flash drive to take to work with on the server for mass deployment. Or if there is a known issue and you need to look more into you could save the a .wim or .iso of the system you are working on and upload it to a image store directory on a sever remotely for a NOC to look at. This is a perfect way to look into why a system software is failing, you could pull the full image off your machine and then push it to a image server for a higher tier of support for example. Or use this send failed image to your local "noc" or Network Operations Center, this would be great for testing prototype images in a live environment and then pulling the image as its live and sending it back to the NOC without losing the logs and the whole image that was being used before a reimage of a machine.
Continue reading...