Jackie Man

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My organization is currently using SCCM version 1902.<br />
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We have some Windows 7 machines and Windows 10 initial install machines that both need to be upgraded to the latest version of Windows 10 using SCCM.<br />
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All of these computers are joined to the Active Directory domain and have the SCCM client installed.<br />
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SCCM is currently configured to load the latest Windows 10 operating system to computers and virtual machines using PXE boot. Now we need to upgrade these existing Windows operating systems to Windows 10.<br />
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What are the steps to upgrading these existing operating systems to the most current version of Windows 10?<br />
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My organization is currently using SCCM version 1902.

We have some Windows 7 machines and Windows 10 initial install machines that both need to be upgraded to the latest version of Windows 10 using SCCM.

All of these computers are joined to the Active Directory domain and have the SCCM client installed.

SCCM is currently configured to load the latest Windows 10 operating system to computers and virtual machines using PXE boot. Now we need to upgrade these existing Windows operating systems to Windows 10.

What are the steps to upgrading these existing operating systems to the most current version of Windows 10?



Steps to deploy Win 10 upgrades using SCCM v. 1902

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