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Latitude 10 Ste2 Enterprise Deployment with MDT 2012 and USB Media   The Latitude 10 uses a Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI). UEFI is meant to replace the Basic Input/Output System (BIOS) firmware interface. The Latitude 10 does not have legacy support, so as a result SCCM 2007, MDT 2010, WinPE 3.0, and WDS (2008) infrastructure is not supported. To deploy a Windows 8 image without 2012 infrastructure the use of a standalone MDT 2012 deployment share to create USB stick media is neccessary. The finished media does not contain any sensitive credentials or product keys. The administrator is prompted for credentials to connect to the MDT database; it is here the Task Sequence is able to find/generate its computer name and join to the correct OU in AD. Post SCCM collections will target these Latitude tablets and activate Office and Windows respectively.   Step A: Boot mode: UEFI Options 1. Connect an Ethernet cable, USB keyboard, mouse and the USB media c...

Latitude 10 Ste2 Enterprise Deployment with MDT 2012 and USB Media   The Latitude 10 uses a Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI). UEFI is meant to replace the Basic Input/Output System (BIOS) firmware interface. The Latitude 10 does not have legacy support, so as a result SCCM 2007, MDT 2010, WinPE 3.0, and WDS (2008) infrastructure is not supported. To deploy a Windows 8 image without 2012 infrastructure the use of a standalone MDT 2012 deployment share to create USB stick media is neccessary. The finished media does not contain any sensitive credentials or product keys. The administrator is prompted for credentials to connect to the MDT database; it is here the Task Sequence is able to find/generate its computer name and join to the correct OU in AD. Post SCCM collections will target these Latitude tablets and activate Office and Windows respectively.   Step A: Boot mode: UEFI Options 1. Connect an Ethernet cable, USB keyboard, mouse a...