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# Only load Network drivers onto the Windows PE boot images. | # Only load Network drivers onto the Windows PE boot images. | ||
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# Always use a virtual machine to build reference images. | # Always use a virtual machine to build reference images. | ||
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# Never use a Panasonic demo unit as a image master. | # Never use a Panasonic demo unit as a image master. | ||
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# Panasonic's OEM license does not support mass-deployments. Purchase the Volume License Conversion, which upgrades the OEM license to Professional Volume License. | # Panasonic's OEM license does not support mass-deployments. Purchase the Volume License Conversion, which upgrades the OEM license to Professional Volume License. | ||
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# Panasonic suggests performing wipe-and-loads instead of in-place upgrades. | # Panasonic suggests performing wipe-and-loads instead of in-place upgrades. | ||
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# Use the “Powershell App Deploy Toolkit” to wrap silent application installations. | # Use the “Powershell App Deploy Toolkit” to wrap silent application installations. | ||
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# Use the http://panasonicdeployment.com site to locate the latest driver packages. | # Use the http://panasonicdeployment.com site to locate the latest driver packages. | ||
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# Use Enterprise CAB driver packages over One-Click Bundles, if possible. | # Use Enterprise CAB driver packages over One-Click Bundles, if possible. | ||
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# Wireless WAN driver packages are hosted on our http://business.panasonic.com/support-computerstablets-otherdownloads-wirelesscarrier site. | # Wireless WAN driver packages are hosted on our http://business.panasonic.com/support-computerstablets-otherdownloads-wirelesscarrier site. | ||
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# When encountering issues, download the latest Intel LAN driver from http://downloadcenter.intel.com | # When encountering issues, download the latest Intel LAN driver from http://downloadcenter.intel.com | ||
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# Use x64 Boot images, because they support both legacy and UEFI system BIOSes. | # Use x64 Boot images, because they support both legacy and UEFI system BIOSes. | ||
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# We suggest to use the "Apply Driver Package" and not the "Auto Apply Drivers". | # We suggest to use the "Apply Driver Package" and not the "Auto Apply Drivers". | ||
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# If vendor is deploying image, provide vendor a “Pre-staged Media”. | # If vendor is deploying image, provide vendor a “Pre-staged Media”. | ||
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# Integrate MDT extensions into SCCM for additional functionality. | # Integrate MDT extensions into SCCM for additional functionality. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:46, 16 February 2018
Imaging Best Practices
- Only load Network drivers onto the Windows PE boot images.
- Always use a virtual machine to build reference images.
- Never use a Panasonic demo unit as a image master.
- Panasonic's OEM license does not support mass-deployments. Purchase the Volume License Conversion, which upgrades the OEM license to Professional Volume License.
- Panasonic suggests performing wipe-and-loads instead of in-place upgrades.
- Use the “Powershell App Deploy Toolkit” to wrap silent application installations.
- Use the http://panasonicdeployment.com site to locate the latest driver packages.
- Use Enterprise CAB driver packages over One-Click Bundles, if possible.
- Wireless WAN driver packages are hosted on our http://business.panasonic.com/support-computerstablets-otherdownloads-wirelesscarrier site.
- When encountering issues, download the latest Intel LAN driver from http://downloadcenter.intel.com
- Use x64 Boot images, because they support both legacy and UEFI system BIOSes.
In SCCM:
- We suggest to use the "Apply Driver Package" and not the "Auto Apply Drivers".
- If vendor is deploying image, provide vendor a “Pre-staged Media”.
- Integrate MDT extensions into SCCM for additional functionality.
