![]() If it were legal to bet here, I'd wager that App vendor will tell you to stick with 7 until 10 settles down some (like maybe after Service Pack 3 - there's a hard-won lesson for you) to the point they can depend on you having the same patch levels etc. Ipse Dixit: "If this was Windows 7 I would be done by now.". Windows Deployment Services (WDS) enables you to deploy Windows operating systems over the network, which means that you do not have to install each operating system directly from a CD or DVD. You have better things to do than support their product for them. If you have a Application which your Users require which requires a certain OS like Win10 (Home, Pro, Enterprise, Ultimate, did they even tell you which flavor? Which patches? Which build number?), the sensible thing to do would be to require that Application vendor to help get this set up the way you want it. It automates the Windows Deployment Services client user interface screens (such as entering credentials, choosing an install image, and configuring the disk). Those Users are supported by Applications, which require some OS or another to run. Windows Deployment Services client unattend file: This file uses the Unattend.xml format and is stored on the Windows Deployment Services server in the \WDSClientUnattend folder. Your Users are the purpose of your existence and that of the Information Technology you support. It's never a good idea (pragmatically speaking) to let the OS vendor guide your configurations. You're getting some good answers here, so I'll take the 20,000' view. ![]()
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