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Run an "Deployment and Imaging Tools Environment" prompt as Administrator
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Execute the PowerShell script from the "Deployment and Imaging Tools Environment" Powershell -file c:\USBKeyCreater\BuildUSB.ps1 | |
When you have run the script, first press [A] for “Yes to All”
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Edit the values to match your environment
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When this will pop up, chose the USB key, and click “OK” in the right bottom corner
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When you have done that, this menu will pop up, and you need to press [Y] for “Yes”
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Verify that the installation has been installed successfully:
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Verify that the USB Key has 2 partitions - the boot files must bee on the D: partition and the E: drive must be empty:
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| Now you can OSD boot from your USB key |
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