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SOLVED SCCM 1810 - HyperV- How to enable F8

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Hi SCCM folks

I have done a TS Windows 10 OSD with SCCM 1810 and I running the test in Hyper-V environment.
I want to troubleshooting the deploy but cannot select "enable command support "

Please help ;-)
 
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Yes I know that. The problem is it I missing that part. I have now add the WADK and now can I add the properties of wim. The problem is now the new boot file cannot boot the Windows in Hyper-V boot process … :-(


How will I fix that ?
 
Without know what error you are getting, there isn't anything that I can suggest.
 
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The bottom line is that PXE in ConfigMgr 2012 requires you to have BOTH x64 and x86 images deployed to your distribution points (DP) whether you intend to use them or not! However, there are three important items to consider:


First, go into the properties of your x86 and x64 boot images and make sure the Deploy this boot image from the PXE service point is selected, as shown below.

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The bottom line is that PXE in ConfigMgr 2012 requires you to have BOTH x64 and x86 images deployed to your distribution points (DP) whether you intend to use them or not! However, there are three important items to consider:


First, go into the properties of your x86 and x64 boot images and make sure the Deploy this boot image from the PXE service point is selected, as shown below.

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That was a basic step :) Remember that when you do any change to boot image, update the images to all DP's.
 
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