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Leave the rest of the settings as they are and click the Start button. Moving to the Volume label filed we can name our USB driveВ just so we know what this device carries. The next option that we need to configure is the Partition scheme, and here it all depends if your machines support UEFI or legacy BIOS. In our case it is the LiteTouchMedia.isoВ file.

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Moving to the Boot selection option, once we click the SELECT button we are give the option to choose our ISO image that we want to put on the USB drive. Right from the start we have a lot of options and from the first drop-down box we need to select our USB drive. It is simple to use and it does the job very well, plus it is free. Not only can you make Windows USB bootable drives with this application, but Linux also. Rufus itвЂ™s a third party application that I like very much and IвЂ™m using it every time I need to make some USB drive bootable. Building USB offline MDT media using Rufus In case you configured the deployment credentials in the Bootstrap.ini, you wonвЂ™t see this screen, and if you automated all this with the MDT rules, it might go along and not ask you anything. It will take a moment for the WinPE environment to load up in the memory, but eventually the MDT environment should be displayed. Connect the USB drive to one of the PCs you want to deploy and boot from it.

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D: (where D: is you Windows 10 or Windows Server mounted ISO letter)Д¬d boot bootsect /nt60 g: (where G: is your USB drive letter)ДЄnd thatвЂ™s it! All we need to do now is test it and see if it actually works. Once we have that taken care of, open the Command Prompt again and issue the bellow commands.

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For this, we need a Windows 10 or Windows Server 2012 and above ISO image mounted in the PC where the USB drive is present. Now mount the LiteTouchMedia.iso image and copy itвЂ™s entire content on the USB drive.Дepending on the speed of your USB drive this can take some time to complete.ДЄfter all files and folders have been copied, as a last thing we need to do is build a boot record on the USB drive.

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Open the MDT Deployment Workbanch, right-click the media object and choose Update Media Content. Select disk X: (where X: is your USB disk number identified from the above command)Д«efore we go any further, letвЂ™s not forget about updating our media so we get the latest modifications in the ISO image. To start, mount your USB drive then open a Command Prompt and issue the bellow commands: diskpart list disk (identify your USB disk number from the list) Building USB offline MDT media from the command lineД«y using this method we donвЂ™t need any tools, but the downside is that we still need a Windows 10 or Windows Server ISO in order to built the boot manager. There are a lot of technics out there, and in this article I will discuss two of them that never failed me.ДЎ. Building a USB offline MDT media it is easy and all we need to do is issue a few commands and mouse clicks. It will be very nice if we can just put our MDT media on a USB drive and walk with it to deploy the machines, and fortunately we can. Plus, those DVDs scratch very easily and are very slow. The bad news is that nowadays most of the PCs or servers do not come with a DVD drive since this type of technology it is almost obsolete, loosing the battle in front of the USB devices. The solution to this problem we all know it, we create an offline MDT media, burn it to a DVD disk and walk to every PC and deploy the OS. I know that are many environments out there that cannot enable computers to boot from the network when you as an administrator want do take advantage of this technology when deploying your PCs with MDT.