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#CREATE A USB RECOVERY DRIVE FOR MICROSOFT SURFACE USING OSX ZIP FILE#
#CREATE A USB RECOVERY DRIVE FOR MICROSOFT SURFACE USING OSX DRIVERS#
#CREATE A USB RECOVERY DRIVE FOR MICROSOFT SURFACE USING OSX MANUAL#
#CREATE A USB RECOVERY DRIVE FOR MICROSOFT SURFACE USING OSX WINDOWS 10#
#CREATE A USB RECOVERY DRIVE FOR MICROSOFT SURFACE USING OSX PRO#

If the path to the SDA folder itself, the Output folder parameter, or the LocalDriverPath parameter (if UseLocalDriverPath is set to $True) contains spaces, the script will abort.

#CREATE A USB RECOVERY DRIVE FOR MICROSOFT SURFACE USING OSX MANUAL#

Any failures to unmount will require manual cleanup before the script will execute successfully again. You will need to manually dismount the image (dism /unmount-wim /mountdir:%temp%\Mount) to make certain that all folders under this location are unmounted. The script will detect files in this location on initial execution and fail if anything is found.

If an image fails to create, files may be held open in %temp%\Mount.

If your PowerShell execution policy isn't "RemoteSigned" or less restrictive, the scripts will not execute and you will not be able to create an image to deploy.

To (re)image another device of the same type, simply use this USB key to (re)image that device as well. This will image the device and leave the device waiting in OOBE once complete. Once the script writes the image to the selected USB drive and has completed, take the resulting USB key to the device, and boot to it.

#CREATE A USB RECOVERY DRIVE FOR MICROSOFT SURFACE USING OSX PRO#

X:\SurfaceDeploymentAccelerator\CreateSurfaceWindowsImage.ps1 -ISO "X:\en_windows_10_business_editions_version_2004_圆4_dvd_d06ef8c5.iso" -OSSKU Pro -DestinationFolder C:\Output -Device SurfacePro7 -DotNet35 $false -Office365 $false To create an image WITHOUT DotNet 3.5 or Office 365 C2R installed for a Surface Pro 7: X:\SurfaceDeploymentAccelerator\CreateSurfaceWindowsImage.ps1 -ISO "X:\en_windows_10_business_editions_version_2004_圆4_dvd_d06ef8c5.iso" -OSSKU Pro -DestinationFolder C:\Output -Device SurfaceLaptop3 -ServicingStack $false -CumulativeUpdate $false -CumulativeDotNetUpdate $false -AdobeFlashUpdate $false To create an image WITHOUT any additional patches downloaded/injected for a Surface Laptop 3: X:\SurfaceDeploymentAccelerator\CreateSurfaceWindowsImage.ps1 -ISO "X:\en_windows_10_business_editions_version_2004_圆4_dvd_d06ef8c5.iso" -OSSKU Enterprise -DestinationFolder C:\Output -Device SurfaceHub2

#CREATE A USB RECOVERY DRIVE FOR MICROSOFT SURFACE USING OSX WINDOWS 10#

To create a Windows 10 Enterprise image for use on a Surface Hub 2: X:\SurfaceDeploymentAccelerator\CreateSurfaceWindowsImage.ps1 -ISO "X:\en_windows_10_business_editions_version_2004_圆4_dvd_d06ef8c5.iso" -OSSKU Pro -DestinationFolder C:\Output -Device SurfaceHub2 To create a Windows 10 Professional image: Open an elevated PowerShell prompt (not PSCore - currently this tool has not been fully tested with PSCore 6 or 7), change directory to where SDA was placed, and execute one of the following command to create an image - replace paths as appropriate.ĭO NOT USE POWERSHELL ISE TO RUN THIS SCRIPT - use a regular PowerShell window.

At least 20GB of disk space free on the drive used to run the script, to store images and downloaded files.Īcquire a Windor newer ISO that includes Windows 10 Professional or Windows 10 Enterprise images.This drive will be formatted for use as necessary. USB drive, 16GB+ to hold image created by the script.WindADK/PE installed (script requires ADK/PE components to be installed in the environment used to create an image, and it will download/install them as necessary if they are not found).The script must be run with administrative privileges to succeed.

#CREATE A USB RECOVERY DRIVE FOR MICROSOFT SURFACE USING OSX DRIVERS#

Internet access from machine/environment where script is run (to download drivers and Office 365 - internet access is not required to use the image to (re)image devices, but is strongly recommended during that process as well).

Internet Explorer "first run experience" must have been completed in environment where script is run (you must run Internet Explorer once, otherwise driver/firmware and other downloads will fail and the script will throw errors indicating you have not run IE once in that environment before downloads will work properly).

Windor newer environment to run the script.

ONLY THEN IS IT SAFE TO UNZIP THE FILE - If you do not do this, your deployments will fail.

#CREATE A USB RECOVERY DRIVE FOR MICROSOFT SURFACE USING OSX ZIP FILE#

zip file and select Properties, then check the "Unblock" box, and then click OK.

If you download the contents of this repository as a ZIP file from on a Windows system, please right-click on the downloaded.

Please use this GitHub Repos issue tracking capability to raise issues or feature requests. Surface Deployment Accelerator (SDA) is a script-driven tool to create Windows images (WIM) for test or deployment that closely match the configuration of Bare Metal Recovery (BMR) images, minus certain preinstalled applications like Microsoft Office and the Surface UWP application.