SCCM Tips, Scripts and Tools

Release for PEBuilder Version 4.0.0.2 Updated CopyTool with new version (3.1.1.1) Fixed an issue that would stop the iso file from being created if a path was not specified  Fixed an issue that would prevent DiskCommnd from running in WinPE Added Support for ADK 1803 Windows 7 devices running PEBuilder will still be using 1709 Added WMF 5.1 detection for devices running windows 7 Added Windows ADK detection to GUI   Add a option to remove windows ADK when uninstalling PEBuilder You no longer have to uninstall old versions of PEBuilder when installing a new version More information can be found here  

A while ago I wrote about how you can create a WinPE Rescue disk and add your own applications to it. Having a image like that is very handy but is time consuming to build and can get very complicated if you are not familiar with the commands. So, to help make things easy and faster I have put together a script that will build the PE ISO for you. The script drastically lowers the amount of time to to build a rescue image taking it from 2 hours to about 2 minutes. You will still need to have the 1706 ADK installed on the computer you want to build the image on but other then the ADK there are no other requirements to build your image. All other resources are included in the BuildPE package. 1. Download the BuildPE package. 2. Upzip the content of the BuildPE package then run the BuildPE.bat file as an administrator 3. Once the script has completed you will see a successful message telling you where the ISO file has been stored at. 4. At the at point you can burn the ISO file...

Now that you have figured out your SCCM hierarchy and server requirements for your site its time to start building your servers. If you have not done this yep please review the Preparing for SCCM page before starting any installs Below is what I will be using for my own examples. OS - Server 2016 Standard SQL - 2016 Standard   SCCM 1702 ADK 1607 SQL Server Management Studio 17.1 SCCM Settings: Site code - TST Site Name - SCCMTST Lab Servers: SCCM-Setup - Primary Site Server, Distribution point, SQL and Software Update Point Every server that is a part of your SCCM site will want to have 1 drive for the OS, 1 drive for the page file and 1 drive for the program files.  For your Distribution point you will want to add a drive for your SCCM content to sit on and a drive from the distribution point content. SCCM will story its one copy of the packages, Applications and Image files on the Distribution content drive. For Your Software Update Point server you ...