Как установить ADK на Windows 10

На повестке дня у меня, как установить Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (Windows ADK) на систему Windows 10 Pro amd64 где я собираю свой собственный автоматизированный образ системы. Точнее моя цель это создать образ Windows 7,10,Server 2012 R2,Server 2016 под различные лабораторные работы где не будет на всех этапах установки требоваться мое участие. Вот выставил образ как загрузочный и без лишних вопросов система взяла и установилась. Первую задумка, как собрать образ Windows 7 Pro x64 с файлом ответов я уже собрал. Сейчас в процессе для Windows 10 , но дабы все на моих блогах было понятно, не стоит пропускать такой важный шаг, как документирование установки Windows ADK.

Авторизуюсь на рабочей станции под управлением Windows 10 Pro x64 с правами, либо локального администратора, либо администратора домена, смотря что сейчас под рукой.

Открываю браузер и в URL адрес копирую следующую ссылку: https://docs.microsoft.com/ru-ru/windows-hardware/get-started/adk-install#winADK

затем нажимаю на « Download the Windows ADK for Windows 10, version 1809 ”

После через правый клик мышью на скачанном файле adksetup.exe выбираю « Запуск от имени администратора » и следую за шагами мастера инсталляции:

Выбор расположения: Установите Комплект средств для развертывания и оценки Windows — Windows 10 на этом компьютере, путь установки дефолтный ( C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10 ) и нажимаю «Далее».

Далее отказываюсь отправлять анонимные данные об использовании комплектов Windows 10 в корпорацию Майрософт.

Отправлять анонимные данные об использовании комплектов Windows 10 в корпорацию Майкрософт: Нет

и нажимаю «Далее»

Принимаю лицензионное соглашение и нажимаю «Принять»

Этап выбора компонентов, Оставляю отмеченными предустановленные компоненты и нажимаю «Установить»

Ожидаю… Через некоторое время мастер все установит и нужно будет нажать «Закрыть»

Каталог установленных компонентов Windows Kits:

Нажимаю клавишу Win и если пролистать какие программы установлены, то вы должны увидеть каталог именуемый, как Windows Kits (это оно и есть)

Раскрываю каталог « Windows Kits » и через правый клик мышью на установленном приложении выбираю « Запуск от имени администратора » — « Среда средств развертывания и работы с образами », по итогу получаю открытую консоль командной строки вида (« C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\Assessment and Deployment Kit\Deployment Tools »), как указано ниже не представленном скриншоте

Это говорит о том, что комплект утилит для автоматизированного развертывания установлен и теперь из каталога Windows Kits их можно вызывать, главное не забывать через правый клик выбирать « Запуск от имени администратора ». На основе этой заметки строится все дальнейшее решение поставленных задач выше. По крайней мере, так делаю я, Вы же делаете как Вам удобно, пишу я все в первую очередь для себя. Ладно задача выполнена, на этом я прощаюсь, с уважением автор блога Олло Александр aka ekzorchik.

What’s new in ADK kits and tools

What’s new in the Windows ADK for Windows 10, version 2004

Windows Performance Recorder (WPR)

New SkipPDBGen Option — During WPR stop, you can now specify in the command line the ability to skip generation of PDBs (NGen & Embedded) to help reduce trace stop time.

• wpr-stop [-skipPdbGen]

What’s new in the Windows ADK for Windows 10, version 1903

Windows Performance Analyzer (WPA)

The latest WPA has two new features:

Right-Click Tooltips for Column Headers — Use this for “one click” changes to Column Aggregation, Format, and Modes.

Utility Columns for CPU Tables (Sampled & Precise) — This augments the Weight or Usage columns values by performance characteristics of the Processor Architecture.

Windows System Image Manager known issue

When using Window System Image Manager (SIM), you might encounter errors if the ADK is installed on a device running a 64-bit version of Windows. To create unattended Windows Setup answer files on a 64-bit version of Windows, download the WSIM 1903 update, and follow the included installation instructions.

Hashes for the WSIM 1903 update download:

• SHA1 — EB6F0DDE2CBEF44261174E23BFF844418E1CC428
• SHA256 — D20D0F5AA5E4AECC2D8E344B2A88E65AA799598C89CF19229C82E27C4E961D83

Windows Assessment Toolkit known issue

The Fast Startup assessment may not automatically reboot some systems using an ACPI Time and Alarm device after shutdown when the “use wake timers” option is selected in the assessment configuration. If this is blocking test automation, clear the option and retry.

What’s new in the Windows ADK for Windows 10, version 1809

Windows PE

Starting with Windows 10, version 1809, Windows Preinstallation Environment (PE) is released separately from the Assessment and Deployment Kit (ADK). To add Windows PE to your ADK installation, download the Windows PE Addon and run the included installer after installing the ADK. This change enables post-RTM updates to tools in the ADK. After running the installer for the WinPE add-on, the WinPE files will be in the same location as they were in previous installs of the ADK.

With the latest version of Windows Performance Recorder (WPR), WPR Profiles (WPRP) with Custom Events in TraceMergeProperties now work as intended. Due to this change, if a custom WPRP contains an TraceMergeProperties XML element with an empty set of Custom Events, this will no longer include the default set of Custom Events (ImageIDs, WinSat, etc). To keep the same behavior with previous versions, make sure to include the following attribute as part of the TraceMergeProperties element: Base=”TraceMerge_Default”

With the latest version of Windows Performance Analyzer (WPA), .NET 4.5.2 framework is required for certain components when running on Windows 8 installations. To ensure proper use of WPA, download the latest version of .NET.

Retail Demo Experience (RDX)

RDX 3.0 is available in Windows 10, version 1809, and will be automatically updated on Windows 10, version 1803 for connected devices. Updates include a new webpage-style layout, a new API to allow you to manage your own assets, and a digital fact tag that can be updated locally from the sales floor.

Answer file setting changes

For an overview of Unattend settings that are new, deprecated, and removed, see Changed answer file settings for Windows 10, version 1809 for desktop editions.

What’s new in the Windows ADK for Windows 10, version 1803

PowerView

PowerView is a new tool used to visualize data from Energy Estimation Engine logs produced by powercfg /srumutil, and Windows Assessment Toolkit battery life tests.

New in Windows Assessment Toolkit

• Standby (S3) and Hibernate (S4) battery life workloads
• Productivity Workload (prerequisite: install Microsoft Office 2016 before executing the test)
• Modern Standby Performance

Answer file setting changes for Windows 10, version 1803

For an overview of Unattend settings that are new, deprecated, and removed, see Changed answer file settings for Windows 10, version 1803 for desktop editions.

MDM: Enhanced device and PC management

More changes

See What’s new in Windows 10 for the latest features and changes in design, customization, manufacturing, and drivers.

What’s new in the Windows ADK for Windows 10, version 1709

Support for ARM64 platforms

Answer file setting changes for Windows 10, version 1709

For an overview of Unattend settings that are new, deprecated, and removed, see Changed answer file settings for Windows 10 version 1709 for desktop editions.

To learn more about Unattend settings, see the Unattended Windows Setup Reference.

MDM: Enhanced device and PC management for Windows 10, version 1709

More changes for Windows 10, version 1709

See What’s new in Windows 10 for the latest features and changes in design, customization, manufacturing, and drivers.

Learn about the ADK tools

The topics below provide instructions on using the tools included in the Windows 10 ADK:

You can find ADK tools located in the following directory: C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Assessment and Deployment Kit

What’s new in the Windows ADK for Windows 10, version 1703

Windows Configuration Designer

Previously known as Windows Imaging and Configuration Designer (ICD), the tool for creating provisioning packages is renamed Windows Configuration Designer. Windows Configuration Designer in Windows 10, version 1703, includes several new wizards to make it easier to create provisioning packages.

New answer file settings added

MDM: Enhanced device and PC management for Windows 10, version 1703

What’s new in the Windows ADK for Windows 10, version 1607

Pick and choose desktop applications

With siloed provisioning packages, you can now pick and choose which desktop applications to add to your images during deployment. You no longer need to recapture the entire set of applications into your recovery image, they’re added in automatically. These packages support space-saving features like Compact OS and single-instancing.

Build IoT Core images for large-scale deployment

Capture your apps, drivers, and settings, and deploy them securely to new devices. Learn how with the IoT Core manufacturing guides.

The Chinese (Hong Kong SAR) language pack (zh-HK) is no longer used

The Chinese (Taiwan) language pack (zh-TW) supports both Taiwan and Hong Kong locales. For more information, see Available Language Packs for Windows.

You can limit access to a single Windows app (assigned access)

New answer file settings added for Windows 10, version 1607

• Add more tiles to the Start Menu: SquareOrDesktopTile7 through SquareOrDesktopTile12
• Add an advanced pen settings app
• Allow a chat window in a remote access session
• Set auto-brightness controls
• See more new answer file settings

MDM: Enhanced device and PC management for Windows 10, version 1607

What’s new in the Windows ADK for Windows 10, version 1511

The Windows ADK now includes Windows Imaging and Configuration Designer, the Windows Assessment Toolkit, the Windows Performance Toolkit, and several new and improved deployment tools that can help you automate a large-scale deployment of WindowsВ 10.

Windows Imaging and Configuration Designer (ICD)

• Quickly create a provisioning package that you can use to customize devices without re-imaging.
• Build a customized WindowsВ 10 image for specific market segments and regions.

Push-button reset incorporates system updates by default

Users can now refresh or restore their PCs to the updated version of the system files, instead of having to reinstall each update individually.

Partial language packs now available

Want to add more languages for users when they turn on their device? Instead of adding full language packs, save space by adding just the base user interface files for a language. Later, if your user needs handwriting or voice recognition capabilities, Windows can download them as needed.

New package type: Capabilities

This new Windows package type lets you request services like Microsoft .NET or languages without specifying the version. Use the DISM tool to search multiple sources like Windows Update or your corporate servers to find and install the latest version.

Save space by running Windows from compressed OS files

You can now run Windows directly from compressed files. This is similar to WIMBoot, introduced in WindowsВ 8.1 Update 1. This new process uses individual files instead of a static WIM file. When updating system files, Windows now replaces the old files instead of keeping both copies.

Install the Windows ADK offline

To install the Windows ADK on a PC that does not have Internet access, first download the installer files on a PC that has internet access. Next, copy the installer files to a location that is accessible to the offline computer. Then run ADKSetup.exe using either the GUI or the command line.

Using the GUI

1. On a PC that has Internet access, see Download and install the Windows ADK.
2. Click one of the links to download the ADK version you desire, and Save adksetup.exe to a location on your computer.
3. Run ADKSetup.exe. After a few seconds, the Specify Location screen appears.

The success of this step requires that you run ADKSetup.exe on a computer with an Internet connection and without a copy of Windows ADK installed. If you have Windows ADK installed and do not wish to uninstall it, consider following the instructions in the «Using the command line» section below instead.

Using the command line

If you have a scenario where you need to silently install the Windows ADK, you can install using the command line.

On a PC that has Internet access, see Download and install the Windows ADK.

Click one of the links to download the ADK version you desire, and Save adksetup.exe to a location on your computer.

Open a Command Prompt window as administrator.

Change to the directory that stores the Adksetup.exe file:

Run adksetup.exe. Use /quiet to run the installer silently. Use /layout to specify where the offline install files will be copied to.

Copy the downloaded files to a location that the offline computer can access. For example, copy the files to removable media or to a file server that the offline computer can access.

On the offline computer, open a Command Prompt window as an administrator.