win10 from_scratch

 From an CM Consultant view…
Windows 10 Deployment and System Center Configuration
Manager
SCCM User Circle

Mirko Colemberg
colemberg.ch gmbh
Microsoft MVP: Enterprise Mobility
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About me…

Agenda
 Win10 Insider Ring, CB, CBB & LTSB?
 Next Version of CM and the Servicing?
 Win10 wipe/lead vs. implace upgrade?
 BIOS vs. UEFI (UEFI erfahrungen aus einem Projekt)?

Win10 Insider Ring, CB, CBB & LTSB?
 Windows as a Service (WaaS) and the “Branch” concept in Windows 10
 new model of rolling out steady, predictable updates, features and functionality to the Windows 10 OS
 Windows Insider 'branch‘
 public “branch” - called the “Current Branch”
 Current Branch for Business CBB
 Long Term Servicing Branch LTSB
 https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/mt598226%28v=vs.85%29.aspx
 http://blogs.technet.com/b/askpfeplat/archive/2015/10/19/making-a-little-more-sense-out-of-
windows-as-a-service-and-windows-10-branches.aspx

Current Branch
 The Current Branch (also known as CB) is the broadly deployed branch of Windows 10 aimed at
consumers.
 Those new features and updates that make the cut for release are rolled out to this branch first.
 For critical security updates and fixes (also known as “Servicing Updates”), the timing of these
releases will still be the familiar 2nd Tuesday of each month.
 For new feature hotness, (also known as “Feature Upgrades”) the expected cadence is every few
months but that may vary.
 The Current Branch has all the bells and whistles of the given version of Windows such as both IE
and Edge browsers, Store apps, etc

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Current Branch for Business
 Next up, is the Current Branch for Business (also known as CBB). This is the same OS as the Current Branch but
the Feature Upgrade cadence is aimed at – you guessed it – business users.
 The same critical security updates and fixes (also known as “Servicing Updates”) released for CB are applicable to
the CBB (which - as mentioned above - are released on the familiar 2nd Tuesday of each month).
 The new feature/functionality upgrades, though, will be deployed to CBB systems on a later schedule, months
after Current Branch systems received them.
 This can be from 4-12 months after they were released to the CB, depending on how they are deployed
 Windows Update-connected CBB systems will defer the updates for 4 months
 SCCM or other managed CBB systems can defer up to 12 months
 The Current Branch for Business has all the bells and whistles of the given version of Windows such as both IE
and Edge browsers, Store apps, etc

Long Term Servicing Branch
 The Long Term Servicing Branch version of Windows 10 (also known as the LTSB) is actually a
different OS SKU than the CB/CBB and it is intended for mission-critical systems (i.e. cash registers,
health care systems, air traffic control, etc) where “set it and forget it” is a requirement.
 The critical security updates and fixes (also known as “Servicing Updates”) which release on the
familiar 2nd Tuesday of each month are applicable to the LTSB, just as they are to the CB and CBB.
 The new feature/functionality upgrades, though, will not be deployable to an LTSB OS until the
next version of an LTSB is released (anywhere from 3-5+ years is the current expectation, which
may vary).
 The LTSB version of Windows 10 does NOT have all the bells and whistles of the given version of
Windows – it only has IE (no Edge); it doesn’t have the Store apps/support; etc.

Next Version of CM and the Servicing?

Next Version of CM and the Servicing?
 If you don’t think you’ll be able to upgrade your environment to System Center Configuration
Manager in the next several months, then you’ll need to deploy Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB 2015
with ConfigMgr 2012 to remain in a supported configuration going forward. Subsequent releases
of the Windows 10 Current Branch in 2016 and beyond will not be supported with ConfigMgr
2012.
 Can I use Configuration Manager 2007 to manage Windows 10?
Yes. On September 24, 2015, a compatibility pack was released for System Center Configuration
Manager 2007 SP2 to provide support for the management of Windows 10 LTSB 2015 with existing
Configuration Manager features. (Note: OS deployment is not supported.)

Win10 wipe/lead vs. implace upgrade?
 Setup.exe /Auto Upgrade /Quiet /NoReboot /DynamicUpdate Disable /PostOobe
%SystemDrive%_vNextUpgrade /PostRollback %SystemDrive%_vNextUpgrade
 .scanstate.exe /apps /ppkg C:PackagesREF001.ppkg

BIOS vs. UEFI (UEFI erfahrungen aus einem Projekt)?
 X86 UEFI Win10 Install.wim vs. OS upgrade Package
 Is S:EFIBootbootx64.efi
 Should S:EFIBootbootia32.efi
 Network adapter (ASIX AX88772B Chipset)
 Show Stopper
 Work or School Access vs. AAD-Join
 After AAD-Join no longer work or school Access possible
 Intune Integrated, Managed Business or School Devices
 wosA MDM managed Devices with OMA-DM

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