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Updated: April 18, 2016

Applies To: System Center 2012 Configuration Manager, System Center 2012 Configuration Manager SP1, System Center 2012 Configuration Manager SP2, System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager, System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager SP1

The following task sequence steps can be added to a System Center 2012 Configuration Manager task sequence. For information about editing a task sequence, see the How to Edit a Task Sequence section in the How to Manage Task Sequences in Configuration Manager topic.

Apply Data Image Task Sequence Step
Apply Driver Package
Apply Network Settings Step
Apply Operating System Image
Apply Windows Settings
Auto Apply Drivers
Capture Network Settings
Capture Operating System Image
Capture User State
Capture Windows Settings
Check Readiness2
Connect To Network Folder
Convert Disk to Dynamic
Disable BitLocker
Enable BitLocker
Format and Partition Disk
Install Application
Install Deployment Tools
Install Package
Install Software Updates
Join Domain or Workgroup
Prepare ConfigMgr Client for Capture
Prepare Windows for Capture
Pre-provision BitLocker1
Release State Store
Request State Store
Restart Computer
Restore User State
Run Command Line
Run PowerShell Script2
Set Dynamic Variables2
Set Task Sequence Variable
Setup Windows and ConfigMgr

1 The task sequence step was added in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager SP1.

2 The task sequence step was added in System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager.

Apply Data Image Task Sequence Step

Use the Apply Data Image task sequence step to copy the data image to the specified destination partition.

This step runs only in Windows PE. It does not run in a standard operating system. For more information about the task sequence variables for this action, seeTask Sequence Action Variables in Configuration Manager.

Details

On the Properties tab for this step, you can configure the settings described in this section.

In addition, use the Options tab to do the following actions:

Disable the step.
Specify if the task sequence continues if an error occurs while running the step.
Specify conditions that must be met for the step to run.

Name
A short user-defined name that describes the action taken in this step.
Description
More detailed information about the action taken in this step.
Image Package
Specify the Image Package that will be used by this task sequence step by clicking Browse. Select the package you want to install in the Select a Package dialog box. The associated property information for each existing image package is displayed at the bottom of the Select a Package dialog box. Use the drop-down list to select the Image you want to install from the selected Image Package.
Note
This task sequence action treats the image as a data file and does not do any of the setup necessary to boot the image as an operating system.
Destination
Specifies an existing formatted partition and hard disk, specific logical drive letter, or the name of a task sequence variable that contains the logical drive letter.
- Next available partition – Use the next sequential partition that has not been previously targeted by an Apply Operating System or Apply Data Image action in this task sequence.
- Specific disk and partition – Select the Disk number (starting with 0) and the Partition number (starting with 1).
- Specific logical drive letter – Specify the Drive Letter assigned to the partition by Windows PE. Note that this drive letter can be different from the drive letter that the newly deployed operating system will assign.
- Logical drive letter stored in a variable – Specify the task sequence variable containing the drive letter assigned to the partition by Windows PE. This variable would typically be set in Advanced section of the Partition Properties dialog box for the Format and Partition Disk task sequence action.
Delete all content on the partition before applying the image
Specifies that all files on the target partition will be deleted before the image is installed. By not deleting the content of the partition, this step can be used to apply additional content to a previously targeted partition.

Apply Driver Package

Use the Apply Driver Package task sequence step to download all of the drivers in the driver package and install them on the Windows operating system. This step is necessary to install boot-critical drivers on pre-Vista operating systems.

The Apply Driver Package task sequence step makes all device drivers in a driver package available for use by Windows. This step can be added to a task sequence between the Apply Operating System and the Setup Windows and ConfigMgr steps to make the device drivers in the driver package available to Windows. Typically, the Apply Driver Package step is placed after the Auto Apply Drivers task sequence step. The Apply Driver Package task sequence step is also useful with stand-alone media deployment scenarios.

Ensure that similar device drivers are put into a driver package and distribute them to the appropriate distribution points. After they are distributed Configuration Manager client computers can install them. For example, you can put all the device drivers from a manufacturer into a driver package, and then distribute the package to distribution points where the associated computers can access them. This action can also be used to install boot critical mass storage device drivers for Windows XP x64 SP2, Windows XP SP3, and Windows Server 2003 SP2.

This step is useful for stand-alone media and for administrators who want to install a specific set of drivers, including drivers for devices that would not be detected in a Plug-n-Play scan (for example, network printers).

Note

When deploying pre-Vista operating systems, if the image already has a driver installed for a device on the computer, the Auto Apply Drivers step, the Apply Drive

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