Changes for page Windows - Installation Windows 10 IOT LTSC 2019/2021
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... ... @@ -1,102 +1,72 @@ 1 1 This how-to describes the different options for deploying a Windows 10 IoT image to a client device. 2 2 3 -= 1. CreateInstallation USB-Flash=3 += Installtion – Recovery from USB-Stick = 4 4 5 - Prerequisites:5 + For the following manual you need a USB-Stick (min. 500 MB). If you want to deploy the Image on the same USB-Stick you need at least 8GB capacity. Download the following files: 6 6 7 -You need 7 +1. The Rangee „Windows Flasher - Recovery Media Creation Tool“# 8 +1. The Windows 10 IoT Image which fits to your device: „devicename_b~#~##.wim“ (approx. 6GB) 8 8 9 - - USB-Stick (min.500MB)10 +Continue as follows: 10 10 11 - - Windows 10 desktop orWindows11 desktop12 +[[image:flasher1.png]] 12 12 13 -The files: 14 +1. Plug in the USB-Stick into your PC 15 +1. Open the „Windows Flasher - Recovery Media Creation Tool“ (Run as administrator) 16 +1. Choose the USB-Stick under „USB Drives“ (If it's not displayed, please click „Refresh“) / marked red 17 +1. Choose a „Mode“ / marked yellow 18 +11. Create Recovery Medium: 19 +111. Rangee Recovery Console (The Windows-Image must eb deployed from a second USB-Stick or from a network drive 20 +11. Create Recovery Medium with 2nd data partition (W10 only) 21 +111. Create a medium only with the Rangee Recovery Console and a second partition for the Windows-Image 22 +111. This option can onlys be used if the „Recovery Media Creation Tool“ is runinng on Windows 10 23 +11. Erase USB Drive (Clean) 24 +111. Deletes all Partitionen (incl. data) from the medium 14 14 15 -- Windows Flasher - Recovery Media Creation Tool 26 +1. Press „Start“ / marked Blue 27 +1. You can see the progress at „Current state“ / marked green 28 +1. Copy the Image to the USB-Stick (Partition „Image“), an other USB-Stick whihc is NTFS formatted or a networkdrive. 29 +1. Continue with „Rangee Recovery Console“ 30 +1. 16 16 17 - -WindowsIoT Imagewhich fitso your device:„devicename_b~#~##.wim“(WIMfile)32 += Recovery from an existing Windows 10 IoT installation = 18 18 19 -The files can be downloaded from Rangee Updateserver. If you do not have the Updateserver Access, please contact Support by E-mail: support@rangee.com 20 - 21 -~1. Create a Recovery USB Flash 22 - 23 -Plug the USB Flash to your windows desktop 24 - 25 -Execute the Windows Flasher - Recovery Media Creation Tool on a standard windows desktop. (Run as administrator) 26 - 27 -{{lightbox image="flasher1.png" group="1"/}} 28 - 29 -In USB-Drives (red box) select your USB flash (If it's not displayed, please click „Refresh“) 30 - 31 -Choose a „Mode“ (yellow box) 32 - 33 -Create Recovery Medium with 2nd data partition (recommended) 34 - 35 -Start creates a bootable USB Flash with the Rangee Recovery Console 36 - 37 -You can see the progress at „Current state“(green box) 38 - 39 -After the proces has finished, copy the Windows-Image (WIM file) to the Image directory 40 - 41 - 42 - 43 -Option (NOT recommended) 44 - 45 -1. Create Recovery Medium: 46 -11. Start creates a bootable USB Flash with the Rangee Recovery Console 47 -11. The Windows-Image (WIM file) must be stored on a second USB-flash or network drive 48 - 49 -= 2. Execute Rangee Recovery Console = 50 - 51 -== Recovery option on Windows 10 IoT thin client == 52 - 53 53 If you want to deploy the image with an USB-Stick, it has to be NTFS formatted and at least 8GB capacity. 54 54 55 55 1. Download the Windows 10 IoT image which fits to your device: „devicename_b~#~##.wim“ (approx. 6GB) 56 56 1. Copy the image on a USB-Stick or a network drive 57 57 1. Start the device and push the „Arrow down key“ until the windows bootloader appear: 58 -1. Choose „Rangee Recovery Console“{{lightbox image="flasher2.png" group="1" height="250"/}} 39 +1. Choose „Rangee Recovery Console“ 40 +[[image:https://rangee.com/knowledgebase/download/attachments/10780681/flasher2.png?version=1&modificationDate=1581579843000&api=v2||height="250"]] 59 59 1. Wait until the „Rangee Recovery Console“ is loaded and continue with „Rangee Recovery Console“ . 60 60 61 -= =Recovery optionfrom Installation USB Flash==43 += Rangee Recovery Console = 62 62 63 -P lugthe USb flashto your thinclient. Thethinclientshould haveat least 4 GB RAM and 120 GB Flash.45 +== Programs in the Recovery Console == 64 64 65 - BootthedevicefromUSBFlash47 +In der Console angekommen, bieten sich Ihnen einige Programme, die Sie zu Diagnose- und Reparaturzwecken verwenden können: 66 66 67 -== 2.1 Install new IOT Image == 68 - 69 -The Rangee Recovery tool will boot a windows Desktop with some applications: 70 - 71 -(% style="width:574px" %) 72 -|=(% style="width: 110px;" %)((( 73 -{{lightbox image="flasher 3.png" group="1"/}} 74 -)))|=(% style="width: 460px;" %)((( 49 +|=(% style="width: 211px;" %)((( 75 75 __**Command Promt:**__ 76 76 Open a CMD 77 77 78 78 79 - 80 80 __**Notepad:**__ 81 81 Open a text editor 82 82 83 83 84 - 85 85 __**Reboot:**__ 86 86 Restart the system 87 87 88 88 89 - 90 90 __**Regedit:**__ 91 91 Open the registry editor 92 92 93 93 94 - 95 95 __**Shutdown:**__ 96 96 Shutdown the device 97 97 98 98 99 - 100 100 **__Task-Manager:__** 101 101 Shows all active tasks 102 102 ... ... @@ -103,27 +103,26 @@ 103 103 104 104 __**Windows Flasher:**__ 105 105 Recovery of a Windows image see „Windows Flasher“ 76 +)))|=(% style="width: 1811px;" %)((( 77 +[[image:flasher 3.png||height="541" width="88"]] 106 106 ))) 107 107 108 -** StartWindows Flasher**80 +**Windows Flasher** 109 109 110 110 111 111 At the first start you'll see the following 112 112 113 - {{lightbox image="flasher 4.png" group="1"/}}85 +[[image:flasher 4.png]] 114 114 115 -=== ChoosetheWIM file ===87 +=== Deploy an Image === 116 116 117 -If the WIM file is stored on Installation USB flash please choose the WIM file fom Image directory. 89 +If you want to use an USB-Stick please be sure the USB-Stick is connected to the System. 90 +If you want to use a network drive use „Networkdrive -> Connect Drive“: 118 118 119 -If you store the image on a second USB-flash, plug in the USb Flash and select the right device/path. 120 120 121 - If you store theimageonanetwork drive, use„Networkdrive"-> Connect Drive“:93 +[[image:flasher 5.png]] 122 122 123 123 124 -{{lightbox image="flasher 5.png" group="1"/}} 125 - 126 - 127 127 1. Choose a drive letter 128 128 1. Put in the complete UNC path to the share 129 129 1. If nessecary put in the username and password ... ... @@ -133,26 +133,3 @@ 133 133 === The installation === 134 134 135 135 Use the following attributes: 136 - 137 -(% style="width:849px" %) 138 -|(% style="width:156px" %)Parameter|(% style="width:283px" %)Wert|(% style="width:407px" %)Bedeutung 139 -|(% style="width:156px" %)Target|(% style="width:283px" %)# Disk ~#~#GB|(% style="width:407px" %)Choose the target drive 140 -|(% style="width:156px" %)Image|(% style="width:283px" %)#devicename_b~#~##.wim“#|(% style="width:407px" %)Choose the downloaded WIM file 141 -|(% style="width:156px" %)Start|(% style="width:283px" %) |(% style="width:407px" %)Start the installation 142 - 143 -== 2.2 Capturing a Windows image == 144 - 145 -You can capture an Image by using the „Capture“ function. This captured images can be deployed on other devices. Please run "sysprep" before capturing an image. 146 - 147 -(https:~/~/docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/manufacture/desktop/sysprep~-~-generalize~-~-a-windows-installation) 148 - 149 - 150 -{{lightbox image="flasher 6.png" group="1"/}} 151 - 152 - 153 -|Parameter|Wert|Bedeutung 154 -|Image|X:\path\Name.wim |Insert the path in which the captured image should be saved 155 - 156 -=== Logging === 157 - 158 -The Log can be views by clicking „File -> Open last Log File“