More information on the DISM tool can be found at Topics Covered in this post New with DISM in Windows 10 is the ability to compress OS images and provisioning packages.
DISM can be used to service VHD/VHDX’s, WIM’s and Online images (live OS). DISM lets you enumerate drivers and packages, modify configuration settings, add and remove drivers, add Windows features and more. It comes as part of your OS and is accessible from a PowerShell or Command Prompt window. The Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) tool is very powerful. The updates will iterate through each Index taking more than enough time out of your available day. If you choose to Offline Service the original WIM, I hope you like coffee. Not ideal in an Enterprise environment.Īnother challenge with the OOB WIM – it contains 11 Indexes. en-gb and you DO NOT install the en-gb Language Features, your users will be prompted to install it when they first log in. TIP: If you specify a language or locale in the “Specialize” pass of your unattend.xml e.g. It makes sense, the LCU might include updates to the aforementioned so we should be installing it first. It is recommended to install the Language Pack before installing Features on Demand and then the SSU/ LCU. For example, a common task performed when servicing a WIM is installing Language Packs or Features on Demand. We can simply import the default Install.wim from the Windows 10 boot media into SCCM and use that as our image for our Task Sequence.but here it comes The Challenge It will cut down your post OSD remediation by a mile.
Offline Servicing in SCCM is a great way to keep your WIM updated with the latest SSU/LCU and other Security Updates. David Segura has a great tool called #OSBuilder which should demand your attention. There are nicer ways to service the WIM if you look after a larger environment. We cover installing some Features on demand to get the en-gb language features and the latest SSU/LCU. We will be looking at only the install.wim but considerations should be made to the upgrade media too. This post covered the basics for modifying and servicing the WindWIM. Not having looked at this before, I thought I would take the time to consider it for the new WindWIM used in our OSD Task Sequences. My good friend Leon over at posed a topic over chat re: Offline Servicing a WIM with SCCM.
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