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I'm never asked but it is always an available option
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I'm never asked but it is always an available option

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Is there a easy way to integrate the Source\SXS files on Windows 2012 R2? &nbsp;Everytime I try to add a role/feature it ask me for a source disk/location. &nbsp;I can setup a location, but it would be nice to integrate these files so it doesn't have to ask you everytime? &nbsp;Any best practices? &nbsp;Appreciate it!
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Is there a easy way to integrate the Source\SXS files on Windows 2012 R2?  Everytime I try to add a role/feature it ask me for a source disk/location.  I can setup a location, but it would be nice to integrate these files so it doesn't have to ask you everytime?  Any best practices?  Appreciate it!

Is there a way to integrate Source Files in Windows 2012 R2

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Windows Server 2012

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