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You have a technician computer named Computer1 and a server named Server1. You plan to deploy several images to computers on the network. The planned installation will include multiple language…
The correct answer is D. Create a folder named Packages in Share1. To import a package - Select and open a distribution share. For more information, see Open a Distribution Share. - On the Tools menu, select Import Package(s). The Select Package(s) to Import window opens. - Navigate to the file or folder, select the file or folder, and then…
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You have a technician computer named Computer1 and a server named Server1. You plan to deploy several images to computers on the network. The planned installation will include multiple language packs. You create a folder on Server1 and share the folder as Share1. You need to configure Share1 as a distribution share from Windows System Image Manager (Windows SIM). What should you do first?
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- ACopy the Windows 8 installation media to Share1.
- BCreate a folder named Install in Share1.
- CCopy the Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (Windows ADK) to Share1.
- DCreate a folder named Packages in Share1.
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To import a package - Select and open a distribution share. For more information, see Open a Distribution Share. - On the Tools menu, select Import Package(s). The Select Package(s) to Import window opens. - Navigate to the file or folder, select the file or folder, and then click Open or Open Folder.Windows SIM adds the selected package to the distribution share folder. The newly added package is displayed under the Packages node in the Distribution Share pane.
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