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Hi Experts, <br />
We running SCCM2012 SP2, our MDT image deployment/OSD is managed via SCCM2012, we not using WSUS components now included in SCCM2k12 with our SCCM setup, we still manage WSUS separately.<br />
I wanting to inject around 80+ windows update into the WIM file for our Windows 7 image, what's the best way I can achieve this, <br />
I'd appreciate exact steps, or a link to an article that explains the process in detail
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Hi Experts, 
We running SCCM2012 SP2, our MDT image deployment/OSD is managed via SCCM2012, we not using WSUS components now included in SCCM2k12 with our SCCM setup, we still manage WSUS separately.
I wanting to inject around 80+ windows update into the WIM file for our Windows 7 image, what's the best way I can achieve this, 
I'd appreciate exact steps, or a link to an article that explains the process in detail

SCCM 2012 - MDT Build/Image update

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