Today’s story is about a driver, a driver that did not really wanted to be installed. I’ll guess you been in that situation before and I will give a tip on how […]
Device drivers can make you feel “differently”…
Nice to know: – Blocking OS install on unsupported models in Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT)
A customer asked me: – Is it possible to block an attempt to upgrade, refresh or install the Operating System if that model is not “certified? – Yes, we can set the […]
Modifying the Lite Touch Wizard in MDT 2010 – Sample 2
This is the second part of a story around the MDT Wizard and the Wizard editor and the saga continues, but this time it’s going to be a bit more tricky since […]
Things you should know: – Undocumented Properties in MDT 2010 Update 1
Once again, at 33000 feet over the Atlantic Ocean on my way back from TechEd NA in Atlanta I started to think about all the different properties in MDT 2010 Update 1 […]
Just for fun: – The MDT team has a humor
There is a step in the Task Sequence that checks bios, but most people never check what really happens behind the scenes. Well it checks the BIOS, right. But my best guess […]
Step-by-Step: Upgrading BIOS during LiteTouch Deployment, for Dell, Hewlett-Packard and Lenovo
Ok, so here is the short( not really sure this is going to be short by the way, well nothing is perfect) story, once again a customer (Thank you Bill for letting […]
Incorporating KB2028749 Into Your Microsoft Deployment Toolkit Reference Image Build Process
My friend Chris Nackers have a great post on an old nasty issue, the basic issue is that when you deploy Win 7 machines it will end with this: Here is the […]
LTIPause.vbs – Take a break in deployment
Ok, so I know there is a very nice script called LTISuspend.wsf that will suspend the deployment, kind of perfect when you need to stop the deployment at a certain point and […]
The Deployment Bunny 