PENDING Upgrading Boot Image - Windows 10 22H2

[clush]

In the organization I work we are currently deploying Windows 10 22H2 and sometimes having issues adding drivers to the boot image as well as we get a machine to pxe boot and it gets to the configuration manager screen with no options to do anything. Depending on model some work fine others don't.

The current version of Configuration Manager is 2303. I am thinking that the boot image may need to be upgraded. The current version is 10.0.10240.16384.

If i go to the following link to see what versions supports Windows 10 22H2 it appears that Console 2203 is not supported with Windows 10 22H2.

Support for Windows 10 - Configuration Manager

Learn about the Windows 10 versions that are supported as clients with Configuration Manager.

learn.microsoft.com

Do you know if I can upgrade it to a supported version for Windows 10 22H2.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Craig

 

[AhmedLS]

In the organization I work we are currently deploying Windows 10 22H2 and sometimes having issues adding drivers to the boot image as well as we get a machine to pxe boot and it gets to the configuration manager screen with no options to do anything. Depending on model some work fine others don't.

The current version of Configuration Manager is 2303. I am thinking that the boot image may need to be upgraded. The current version is 10.0.10240.16384.

If i go to the following link to see what versions supports Windows 10 22H2 it appears that Console 2203 is not supported with Windows 10 22H2.

Support for Windows 10 - Configuration Manager

Learn about the Windows 10 versions that are supported as clients with Configuration Manager.

learn.microsoft.com

Do you know if I can upgrade it to a supported version for Windows 10 22H2.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Craig

am running CM 2303 and deploying win10 22h2 and win11 22h2 with no problems.

 

[SEHSCCM]

We are also using SCCM 2303 to deploy Windows 10 v22H2 and Windows 11 v22H2 with no issues.

One thing you can try is make sure you have Command Support enabled in your boot image (under the Customization tab). You can then press F8 when fully booted up from the boot image, and try to ping your primary site server.