Install ADK with USMT on a spare PC and copy tools to SppTools on a flash drive as written above, i.e.Note that the following is for an "average advanced user" and is simplified as possible and isn't meant as the ultimate guide. Steps that worked for me in Anniversary edition Personally, after reading how many steps one should take, I settled on Sysprep built into Windows 10 and Clonezilla. Windows 10 treats specially folders like C:\Recovery\Customizations (with ppkgs) and C:\Recovery\OEM (with other scripts you might create) - it copies them into recovery media you'll create using standard features.Īnd here is the link for hands-on labs for training. See the first diagram named "Capturing Base App SPP" and step 4 that mentions install.wim can be a "customized push-button reset recovery image". Although it undermines the whole idea of rebuilding OS from up-to-date components. Note that it won't work in Windows 10 editions before Anniversary (build 14393).Īlthough not explicitly stated, it looks like one may still capture everything into install.wim. You can also capture application one by one into isolated ( siloed) provisioning packages essentially by diffing system state. Single instancing can be used to run application directly from provisioning packages sitting in your c:\recovery\customizations. (It was always a puzzle for me when I saw a link to install Excel and alike on a brand new PC). Optionally one may turn installed classic apps into shortcuts ( file pointers) for deferred deployment. You can install ADK on another PC and prepare necessary files by Starting Deployment and Imaging Tools Environment and running CopyDandI.cmd amd64 d:\SppTools to get a copy of 圆4 version into d:\SppTools. ScanTool in Windows 10 ADK was augmented with /apps to capture installed Windows desktop applications into ppkg, and, starting from Anniversary build 14393, with /diff. You'll need Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (ADK) and USMT from there with ScanState tool. But basically, you are relying on built-in mechanism that uses Windows Component Store (C:\Windows\WinSxS) augmented with custom provisioning packages (ppkg). Essentially all necessary information can be found there. These days, the feature you are looking for is called Push-Button reset abbreviated as PBR. Thanks to search engines and drastic changes on MS side, internet is flooded with badly outdated howtos. For the sake of completeness here are the tools & relevant keywords one has to use to get custom recovery for Windows 10.
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