SK0-003 · Question #220
Which of the following would allow an administrator to incorporate a new Windows service pack into an installation when the media does not include the service pack?
The correct answer is D. Slipstreaming. To integrate a new Windows service pack into existing installation media that does not include it, an administrator would use a process that permanently incorporates the updates into the source.
Question
Which of the following would allow an administrator to incorporate a new Windows service pack into an installation when the media does not include the service pack?
Options
- ATemplates
- BRIS
- CGhost
- DSlipstreaming
How the community answered
(60 responses)- A2% (1)
- B3% (2)
- C3% (2)
- D92% (55)
Why each option
To integrate a new Windows service pack into existing installation media that does not include it, an administrator would use a process that permanently incorporates the updates into the source.
Templates are used to define standard configurations or settings, not for integrating service packs into installation media.
RIS (Remote Installation Services) was an older Microsoft technology for network-based OS deployment, but it doesn't describe the process of integrating service packs into the installation source itself. WDS replaced RIS.
Ghost (Symantec Ghost) is a disk imaging and cloning tool, used to create and deploy images of entire hard drives, not specifically for integrating updates into installation media.
Slipstreaming is the process of integrating updates, service packs, or drivers directly into the operating system installation source files. This allows for a single, updated installation without needing to apply the service pack separately after the initial OS installation.
Concept tested: Windows OS update integration (slipstreaming)
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/client-management/windows-deployment-options
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