Hello World, Today, we will explore a less known feature of MDT 2012. This feature is less known simply because it can be used in really specific situations. We will see how you could create a bootable media that will allow you to perform an offline installation. This can be the case for a branch office where installing an MDT is not an
Hello World, Today, again, we will be talking about MDT 2012. This post should be quite short and quite straightforward. If you read this blog, you know that we have spent some time on writing about MDT 2012, how to have a standalone custom installation, how to integrate PowerShell scripting and how to create and use Applications Bundles,...
Hello World, We are almost done with MDT 2012 Update 1 and the deployment process. We have spend some time in documenting the deployment process using MDT 2012. In order to achieve Zero Touch installation, a lot of people needs to have the computer joined into the domain and obtain the final custom settings (GPO) from the domain. In this
Hello World, Today, we will continue our journey through MDT 2012 Update 1 product. In our previous posts about MDT, we have seen already a lot of things. You can have a look at our previous posts Part I : Installing MDT Part II : MDT Deployment Share Part III : Deploying OS with MDT Part IV : Adding PXE Capabilities to MDT Part
Hello World, As you can see, I'm posting quite some information about MDT 2012 lately. This is due to the fact that I was working on a project where MDT 2012 was one of the deployment solution. Even if SCCM 2012 is already implemented within the organization, there was a need to have this stand-alone and portable Deployment
Hello World, Today, again, we will speak a little bit about MDT 2012. The idea of this post came because of a discussion we had with one of our customers. This customer was not able to automate the deployment process because by default MDT generates a random computer name. The customer had first to rename the computer before joining it
Hello World, Today, we will speak about MDT 2012 and a quite common problem : the screen resolution. In one of the project I'm working on, MDT 2012 is being used in order to deploy Windows 7 to a number of laptops. These laptops have large screen resolution (1600x900) and higher. In this project (because of the crisis), we had to deploy
Hello World, I'm still quite busy with different kind of projects which does not leave me much time to write some new posts. Today, I've finally found some time to blog. Today, we will write a relatively easy post related to MDT 2012 software and how you can customize the look'n feel of your MDT implementation. If you follow me, you know that
Hello World, A few months ago (I think in August 2012), MDT 2012 Update 1 has been released ! MDT 2012 Update 1 adds (officially) support to Windows 8/Windows 2012 os deployments. If you plan to deploy the latest operating system, you should upgrade your installation to MDT 2012 Update 1 (or use alternative solution such as
Hello World, It has been some time since I didn't blog about MDT 2012. By the way, you should be aware that the final version of MDT 2012 Update 1 is available for download. We will post something about this new version and see how it provide support for deploying Windows 8/2012 operating system within your
