During the installation of Windows Deployment Services,
I was prompted to add in install images and boot images.
But what I can do is I can now add additional images,
as well as groups just by right‑clicking on Install
Images and choose to Add Image Group.
I'm going to add in a Windows 10 image, and I'll click OK,
and now I'll right‑click on my newly created group and
choose to Add Install Image.
I'm going to browse out to my DVD and choose the install.wim. Click Next.
Now I'm showing all the different versions of Windows 10 that
are on this particular DVD, so I can go ahead and uncheck any
ones that I'm not going to use.
I'm just going to leave the Windows 10 Pro, click Next, and it'll go
ahead and upload that. And it's just about done.
And from there,
what will happen is I should be able to choose a Windows 10 install
image when I boot up with my pre‑execution environment,
especially if I add in my boot image for it as well.
I'll click Finish, and now go to Boot Images. And we see our Windows 2022 image.
I'm also going to add in the boot image for Windows 10.
The image name isn't really specific, so I'm just going to go ahead
and change that to Microsoft Windows 10, and click Next. And now
it's uploading. When I boot into my pre‑execution environment, I
should now see two boot images.
I would choose the Windows 10 if that's what I wanted,
then I would see the install images and then I could
choose the Windows 10 install image.
If I had uploaded multiple Windows 10 install images,
I would be able to choose which one I'd like. And it was successful,
and now I see my Windows 10 boot image as well. Adding Windows
deployment install and boot images allows us to choose from multiple operating systems and types.