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1、Whats New in MDT GuideMicrosoft Deployment Toolkit2010 Update1Whats New in MDT 2010 Update1?Published: July2010For the latest information, please see The information in this document and any document referenced herein is provided for informational purposes only, is provided AS IS AND WITH ALL FAULTS

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12、 and/or other countries.The names of actual companies and products mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners.ContentsIntroduction to Whats New in MDT2010 1Feedback 1Changes in MDT2010 Update1 2Whats New in MDT2010 Update1? 2Support for Upgrading from Previous Versions of MDT

13、and BDD 2Support for UDI Deployments 2Improvements for LTI Deployments in MDT2010 Update1 3Improvements for ZTI Deployments in MDT2010 Update1 4Whats Been Removed in MDT2010 Update1? 5Changes in MDT2010 6Whats New in MDT2010? 6Whats Been Removed in MDT2010? 9Operating System Support in MDT2010 Updat

14、e1 10WindowsAIK Support in MDT2010 Update1 11Introduction to Whats New in MDT2010Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT)2010 Update1 is the next version of the Microsoft Solution Accelerator for operating system and application deployment. The purpose of this guide is to explain the changes in MDT2010 Up

15、date1 from MDT2010 and in MDT2010 from MDT2008 Update1.This guide specifically discusses the MDT2010 Update1 release and assumes familiarity with previous MDT version concepts, features, and capabilities.NoteIn this document, Windows applies to the Windows7, Windows Vista, WindowsXP Professional, Wi

16、ndows Server2008R2, Windows Server2008, and Windows Server2003 operating systems unless otherwise noted.FeedbackPlease direct questions and comments about this guide to satfdbk.Please provide feedback on the usefulness of this guide by filling out the survey at Changes in MDT2010 Update1MDT2010 Upda

17、te1 has the same features as MDT2010, with the exception of items listed in Whats New in MDT2010 Update1 and Whats Been Removed from MDT2010 Update1 in this document.Whats New in MDT2010 Update1?The new features in MDT2010 Update1 include the following: Support for Microsoft Office2010 Support for U

18、ser Driven Installation (UDI) deployments for Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager2007 with Service Pack2 (SP2) Support for the Prestaged Media feature in System Center Configuration Manager2007R3 beta. Bug fixes and improvements for Lite Touch Installation (LTI) deployments. Bug fixes and

19、improvements for Zero Touch Installation (ZTI) deployments.Support for Upgrading from Previous Versions of MDT and BDDMDT2010 Update1 supports upgrading from the following versions of MDT and Microsoft Business Desktop Deployment (BDD): MDT2010 RTW MDT2008 Update1 BDD2007 Update2NoteCreate a backup

20、of the existing MDT or BDD infrastructure before attempting an upgrade.NoteMDT2010 Update1 does not support upgrading from MDT2010 Update1 beta to MDT2010 Update1 RTW.Support for UDI DeploymentsThe MDT2010 release includes support for UDI deployments. UDI builds on the Operating System Deployment (O

21、SD) feature in System Center Configuration Manager and uses the Operating System Deployment (OSD) Setup Wizard to customize deployment configuration settings. The following MDT2010 Update1 components have been added to support UDI deployments: Operating System Deployment (OSD) Setup Wizard. This wiz

22、ard is initiated as a task sequence step in a System Center Configuration Manager task sequence. The wizard includes the following wizard pages that allow you to customize the deployment configuration settings: Welcome. Allows customization of the text displayed on the page and the banner graphic di

23、splayed on the page Preflight Checks. Allows readiness checks to be performed on the target computer prior to performing the deployment Computer. Allows the configuration of the target computer name, the domain or workgroup membership, and the credentials used for joining a domain User Configuration

24、. Allows the configuration of the password for the Administrator local built-in user account and other accounts that will be members of the Administrators local built-in security group Language. Allows the selection of the languages to be installed, the time and currency formats, the keyboard layout

25、, and the time zone for the target computer Volume. Allows the selection of the operating system image to deploy, the volume on the target computer where the image will be deployed, the existing Windows folder that is used for backing up user state, and if the target volume should be formatted Insta

26、ll Software. Allows the selection of applications to be deployed after the deployment of the target operating system finishes (The applications are selected from existing System Center Configuration Manager packages and programs.) Summary. Contains a list of the values chosen for the configuration s

27、ettings while completing the wizardEach of these wizard pages can be enabled, disabled, or set to silent to minimize the amount of information required for performing the deployment. When a wizard page is set to silent, the page will not be displayed to the user as long as all the variables for that

28、 page are set.For each wizard page, many of the configuration settings can be assigned default values and be enabled or disabled accordingly. For more information, see Running the Operating System Deployment (OSD) Setup Wizard in Using the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit. UDI Wizard Designer. This cons

29、ole allows the customization of the Operating System Deployment (OSD) Setup Wizard. The console allows granular control of the wizard pages and configuration settings that can be changed by the person running the wizard. For more information, see Managing UDI Deployments in Using the Microsoft Deplo

30、yment Toolkit.Improvements for LTI Deployments in MDT2010 Update1 Improved driver import process. Some driver INF files incorrectly indicate that they support both the x86 and x64 platforms, but in reality they support only one of these platforms. MDT now has the ability to detect the true driver pl

31、atform, overriding the value specified in driver INF files. Log gathering enhancements. Ability to copy additional log files to SLShare for troubleshooting. (See ZTIUtlilty.vbs for the complete list of log files being copied.) LTI Wizard performance improvement. The LTI Wizard now takes less time to

32、 initialize and shows up faster. Issue in validating connection to the server fixed. In a few scenarios, MDT2010 used to report the error message, A connection to the distribution share could not be made when a task sequence is run. The Microsoft Support article, “Error message when you use MDT 2010: Multiple connect